Input: [0] checkbox [#] position [cover] cover [author] author Burgess, Lynne [isbn] isbn 1922074675 [isbn13] isbn13 9781922074676 [asin] asin [num pages] num pages 152 pp [avg rating] avg rating 4.18 [num ratings] num ratings 11 [date pub] date pub Mar 01, 2013 [date pub (ed.)] date pub edition Apr 01, 2013 [rating] Kathleen (Kat)'s rating 5 of 5 stars [my rating] my rating 1 of 5 stars2 of 5 stars3 of 5 stars4 of 5 stars5 of 5 stars add to shelves [review] review Now more than ever, I think spending time with family members has gotten lost in the shuffle of our busy lifestyles. More parents are working outside Now more than ever, I think spending time with family members has gotten lost in the shuffle of our busy lifestyles. More parents are working outside of the home, dinners are often a grab and go when there is time to stop and kids are immersed in technology in virtually every aspect of their lives. Much of the time spent together doing things as a family is now becoming a thing of the past, but as we know, there is a danger in losing our connection with one another, especially family members. That is where author Lynne Burgess got the idea to incorporate what she calls family nights back into her home and she has shared her secrets in her latest book called All-In2Night. In this book, Lynne shares how they instilled God's values into their children every week through All-in Night. It's not a very long or complicated book. When her kids were little and busy, she wanted books that were easy to read and got to the point. Some of the topics in this book include resilience, wisdom, purpose, a healthy self-esteem, pride, managing yourself, self discipline, plus so much more. Through every one of her All-In Nights, they wove God's beautiful acceptance of everyone, and they made sure that their kids knew He loved them unconditionally. There are 40 topics in this book that Lynne shares with you not only her family's issues in that particular area such as fear. The section includes what the purpose of this week discussion will be about, in this case, to discuss scenarios where your child might feel afraid and teach them strategies to cope. Then there are activities you work on together beginning with a verse from the Bible that you reward your kids for memorizing. In this case, Joshua 1:9 "I have commanded you to be strong and brave. Don't ever be afraid or discouraged! I am the Lord your God, and I will be there to help wherever you go. (CEV). There are some great conversation opening questions to discuss fear and situations that one might be afraid of. Next comes a fun family activity that solidifies the point to your family. In this case it's a new twist on Hide and Seek and Marco Polo in the dark. The book is definitely among one I would highly recommend to new parents or even soon to be parents to gain a foothold on making learning valuable Godly lessons and behaviors not only fun, but ones that hopefully they will carry into their own family as they grow. I received All-In 2Night by Lynne Burgess compliments of Even Before Publishing and Book Crash for my honest review and received no monetary compensation for a favorable one. Hands down, this is such an excellent resource, I wish I would have had this when my children were much younger to create lasting memories and lessons that will enable them to be confident young adults as they grow. In my opinion, I'd rate this one a 5 out of 5 stars. ...more [notes] notes Notes are private! [recommender] recommender none [comments] comments 0 [votes] votes 0 [read count] # times read 1 [date started] date started not set [date read] date read Sep 05, 2013 [date added] date added Sep 05, 2013 [date purchased] date purchased [owned] owned [purchase location] purchase location [condition] condition [format] format Paperback [29] actions view (with text) [title]

Output: title All-In 2 Night

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Input: [0] checkbox [#] position [cover] cover [author] author Helton, Jeff [isbn] isbn 1476705003 [isbn13] isbn13 9781476705002 [asin] asin [num pages] num pages 180 pp [avg rating] avg rating 4.19 [num ratings] num ratings 16 [date pub] date pub Sep 03, 2013 [date pub (ed.)] date pub edition Sep 03, 2013 [rating] Kathleen (Kat)'s rating 5 of 5 stars [my rating] my rating 1 of 5 stars2 of 5 stars3 of 5 stars4 of 5 stars5 of 5 stars add to shelves [review] review What will your marriage be like on your fiftieth anniversary? What will we look like? Will there be more wrinkles? A few more pounds? What color hair? What will your marriage be like on your fiftieth anniversary? What will we look like? Will there be more wrinkles? A few more pounds? What color hair? Will I even have hair? If we ever do stop and think about what our marriage will be like at fifty years, we all too often think only about the external - the physical. But the truth is, there's a far more important question to ponder: Should the Lord allow us to make it to fifty years of marriage, what will we be like at our fiftieth anniversary? In other words... will we finish strong? Will we be thriving? Or will we be surviving? Will we be enjoying an intimate and connected marriage? Or will we be two strangers living in the same home? Will we intentionally be wise in how we spend our days? Or will we foolishly let the months and years pass by? When we first start out on our marriage adventure, it seems that we have forever ahead of us. And then, life happens. Babies come along. Career paths change. School starts. Finances get tight. And before you know it, life is going faster than you realize. In the midst of all of this, many couples become passive in their approach to their marriage and wake up one day wondering what went wrong. They operate their marriages in what we call default mode: things happen without planning or intentionality or effort. Instead of default mode, we need a proactive approach for our marriages to grow. There has to be a plan. The old adage is right: Fail to plan, plan to fail. One of the struggles most couples have is finding the time each week to commit to one another. Many insist that the time isn't there. How much time do you spend, watching television, working extra hours, going to the movies, working on a committee, reading, talking to friends, watching or participating in sports, shopping for fun, doing your favorite hobby, playing on the computer, doing volunteer work, or even attending or running church activities? If you're looking for a unique challenge that will have you both working on your marriage in making it truly better than you ever dreamed possible, then consider picking up a copy of The 50 Fridays Marriage Challenge by authors Jeff and Lora Helton. The challenge is simple and fun. Each week as a couple, you will spend a few minutes answering one question that has been designed to help you have open and honest conversation as you connect with and enjoy each other. Some weeks you will laugh as you travel down memory lane together. Some weeks you'll be challenged as you evaluate different aspects of your marriage. And other weeks you will dream and plan for what the future can become. The goal of this book is to create a tool for a happy couple to create ongoing closeness, and a newly married couple a unique way to know each other deeply. This novel even adds some bonus challenges geared just for special holidays like Valentine's Day or Christmas. I received The 50 Fridays Marriage Challenge by Jeff and Lora Helton compliments of Howard Books, a division of Simon and Schuster Publishers for my honest review and did not receive any monetary compensation for a favorable review. Since I am a huge advocate for finding great tools like this book to enhance my own marriage, I can highly recommend this one. Both of us often used the same excuses that would virtually leave us wondering if we would ever have time for us, until our children were grown and out on their own. But we don't have to wait. We can be that perfect role model in our own family for what our children can view as an ideal marriage. This book enables you to reconnect in new ways and the questions are a great eye opener into areas you may never had considered exploring in your marriage. This is a perfect book for newly married couples as well as seasoned veterans like we are. I easily rate this one a 4.5 out of 5 stars and look forward to exploring and enriching my own marriage through the process. ...more [notes] notes Notes are private! [recommender] recommender none [comments] comments 0 [votes] votes 0 [read count] # times read 1 [date started] date started not set [date read] date read Sep 02, 2013 [date added] date added Sep 02, 2013 [date purchased] date purchased [owned] owned [purchase location] purchase location [condition] condition [format] format Paperback [29] actions view (with text) [title]

Output: title The 50 Fridays Marriage Challenge: One Question a Week. One Incredible Marriage.

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Input: [0] checkbox [#] position [cover] cover [author] author Sharp, Mary Jo [isbn] isbn 0825438721 [isbn13] isbn13 9780825438721 [asin] asin [num pages] num pages 144 pp [avg rating] avg rating 4.62 [num ratings] num ratings 29 [date pub] date pub Oct 01, 2012 [date pub (ed.)] date pub edition Oct 2012 [rating] Kathleen (Kat)'s rating 5 of 5 stars [my rating] my rating 1 of 5 stars2 of 5 stars3 of 5 stars4 of 5 stars5 of 5 stars add to shelves [review] review How would you answer the following questions about your faith: Why do you believe in God? What are your reasons for thinking God is real and that the Bi How would you answer the following questions about your faith: Why do you believe in God? What are your reasons for thinking God is real and that the Bible is a reliable text inspired by God? "In his first letter to the Corinthians, the apostle Paul says that if it is not absolutely true that Jesus Christ was raised from the dead, then our faith in God is useless and we are giving false testimony (1 Corinthians 15:14-15). This is why we must be brutally honest with ourselves about what we believe and why: so that we can grow in our own faith in God and move toward maturity in Christ. You, as a person who professes God as the giver of all truth, should be asking yourself these questions before anyone else asks them of you. It is a matter of being responsible with your beliefs. However, let me be careful to say that you can have doubts and believe in God. Just because people have doubts about their faith doesn't mean they have to abandon ship. Doubts are not confirmation that a ship is sinking, but if you question the sturdiness of your vessel, would it not be wiser to examine its soundness before you simply leap into the sea? Even if you still do not have 100 percent confidence that the ship will stay afloat, you also do not have 100 percent confidence that it won't! Do you really need 100 percent confidence that the ship is secure to stay aboard? Would 10 percent, 20 percent, or 40 percent doubt in one's ship be reason enough to jump overboard? No, of course not! You only abandon ship once you are certain the ship is sinking, and as the gales and tempests of this life come, I contend that the more you study, the more you will find that no other ship but the mighty ark of our Christian faith will bear us safely through every challenge and storm. And if we have this confidence in our own faith, the more persuasive we will be as we thoughtfully interact with the ideas and questions of people from other belief systems." In the book, Defending the Faith by author Mary Jo Sharp, she takes a look at what is often times lacking within the church, a need for women to be taught how to defend their faith in a way that works for women. It is an honest look into what we need, as women, to help us not only be prepared to answer the questions above with honesty and confidence but how to grow and remain strong in our faith. If left to our own devices, we will simply limb along taking scripted responses from others as a simple way of providing the answers we hope are true to ourselves. This is a wonderful book that I would see could dramatically impact the ministry opportunities in the church, home and community because of the compassionate needs women have to help others in need. If we continue to work together to really provide a hard line study into growing our faith, studying what God's Word has to stay about things, we can not only answer questions asked of us but also coach those we interact with every day in those same areas. We are instructed as a church to provide that type of teaching within our body and community and I think Mary Jo does an exceptional job at not only showing us why it's necessary but also how to go about beginning the process. She definitely has inspired a fire in this reader's soul to provide my own answers to these questions above and many more. I received Defending the Faith by Mary Jo Sharp compliments of Kregel Publications for my honest review. I have not received any monetary compensation for a favorable review. This is a must needed subject for the churches, more so now than ever before and I would encourage church leaders and women in the ministry to pick up a copy to encourage this type of growth within the women of the church through small group and personal Bible Studies. I can only imagine how powerful this would be for any woman to have the upmost confidence in being able to defend her own faith in Jesus Christ to anyone who asks. I rate this one a 4.5 out of 5 stars. ...more [notes] notes Notes are private! [recommender] recommender none [comments] comments 0 [votes] votes 1 [read count] # times read 1 [date started] date started not set [date read] date read Jul 02, 2013 [date added] date added Jul 02, 2013 [date purchased] date purchased [owned] owned [purchase location] purchase location [condition] condition [format] format Paperback [29] actions view (with text) [title]

Output: title Defending the Faith: Apologetics in Women's Ministry

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Input: [0] checkbox [#] position [cover] cover [author] author Jones, Lori [isbn] isbn 1426761708 [isbn13] isbn13 9781426761706 [asin] asin [num pages] num pages 187 pp [avg rating] avg rating 4.80 [num ratings] num ratings 5 [date pub] date pub Mar 01, 2013 [date pub (ed.)] date pub edition Mar 01, 2013 [rating] Kathleen (Kat)'s rating 5 of 5 stars [my rating] my rating 1 of 5 stars2 of 5 stars3 of 5 stars4 of 5 stars5 of 5 stars add to shelves [review] review One of the things I love most about Christian fiction is the wholesomeness of the message you find tucked between the pages of an amazing novel. You d One of the things I love most about Christian fiction is the wholesomeness of the message you find tucked between the pages of an amazing novel. You don't have to worry about questionable material or language because when it's written by trusted Christian authors, you are truly in for a treat. Now Abingdon Press has partnered with best selling author Barbara Cameron to bring you an added bonus, a Bible Study geared for women using one of Barbara Cameron's best selling novels as the stage. If you haven't read Her Restless Heart by Barbara Cameron, it's fine because the Bible Study book uses excerpts from the novel to help women understand our motivations sometimes for acting the way we do. Being overly busy, having issues with finding the time to get everything all done and even for finding love and acceptance from our family and friends. Since April 22nd, Abingdon Women and Barbara Cameron have teamed up using Facebook to host a weekly online Bible Study working through the study a week at a time. Using videos and online conversations it has created quite a virtual Bible Study in a unique way. There are reflection questions to garner conversations about those items I mentioned above using the characters Barbara created in her novel as perfect examples of our need to find love and acceptance. Sometimes we are people pleasers, sometimes we are so busy attempting to do it all, we find ourselves coming up short on taking time out for ourselves without feeling guilty. Barbara calls that simply being restless. I know I can relate to that since my entire upbringing consisted on taking care of my family. My own family divorced when I was sick and being the oldest most of the responsibility feel on my shoulders to help my mom out as much as I could. This was a role I didn't have a choice in and had to step into it because I loved and cared for my mom and my family. However looking back through Barbara's help through this study I realized I had some unresolved issues in missing out on my own childhood. I strived in doing more to gain the need for love and acceptance from my mother instead of finding a way to connect. Even to this day looking back on almost 50 years of my life, I can see the path I have worn with striving to do more while desperately searching for these needs in all my personal relationships. I know I didn't like doing it but wasn't sure how to find a way out. Through this personal look at the characters in Barbara's book I could see myself relating to her character of Mary Katherine, who lives a typical and simple Amish lifestyle on her family's farm. Her father has a quick temper and harsh tongue and without realizing it, is taking a toll on Mary Katherine's self esteem. She doesn't have much of a role model in her mother since her mother is submissive and and meek. She doesn't speak up against her husband when he belittles Mary Katherine with his words and actions. Mary Katherine seeks the love and acceptance in her grandmother Leah who teaches her the value of her own self worth in ways she hasn't seen before. I received Her Restless Heart: A Woman's Longing for Love and Acceptance by Barbara Cameron compliments of Abingdon Press and Abingdon Women for my honest review and received no monetary compensation for a favorable one. This is such a great study because I honestly feel so many women not only feel this way, but struggle to find a way out of this behavior to find the love and acceptance so many of us desire in our relationships. Each week of study in this book begins with a Scripture for the week and an excerpt from the novel, setting the stage for the five readings that follow. Each day's reading may be completed in about 20-30 minutes. As you work your way through these readings, you will encounter additional excerpts from the novel offering insights related to the respective themes, commentary on selected Scriptures, and personal application. The interactive format guides you through the material, providing questions for reflection and response throughout each reading. You will have the opportunity to share some of these responses when you gather with your small group or online study group. Writing your thoughts in the space provided will prepare you for your weekly group sessions as well as capture the insights you are gaining on your journey. Each day's reading concludes with an "As You Go" suggestion for the day - a question to ponder, a Scripture to consider, or some action to take. Then, at the end of each week's readings, you will find a special "About the Amish" section, answering common questions about Amish customs, traditions and practices. So if you feel discontent or unhappy with where you are or unsure about where you're headed, you might want to pick this book up. You can even join the online study already in progress and use it to go back to the beginning when it started in April and gain some much needed insight. I know it has had a profound way on my own personal life and I now feel more at ease in finding the love and acceptance I need in all my relationships. This study rates a 5 out of 5 stars. I only hope more authors will do this in the future. There is so much we can gain for using the fictional accounts we find our the novels we read to help us work through whatever issues we have in our lives. ...more [notes] notes Notes are private! 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Output: title Her Restless Heart: A Woman's Longing for Love and Acceptance

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Input: [0] checkbox [#] position [cover] cover [author] author Macomber, Debbie * [isbn] isbn 1451607792 [isbn13] isbn13 9781451607796 [asin] asin [num pages] num pages 224 pp [avg rating] avg rating 4.01 [num ratings] num ratings 127 [date pub] date pub May 07, 2013 [date pub (ed.)] date pub edition May 28, 2013 [rating] Kathleen (Kat)'s rating 5 of 5 stars [my rating] my rating 1 of 5 stars2 of 5 stars3 of 5 stars4 of 5 stars5 of 5 stars add to shelves [review] review If you were writing a story about your life up to this point, how would it begin? "Once upon a time," or "a long, long time ago," or "in a faraway lan If you were writing a story about your life up to this point, how would it begin? "Once upon a time," or "a long, long time ago," or "in a faraway land," or "happily ever after?" Just hearing these words offers a sense of excitement and expectation, a sense of anticipation. A story is about to unfold, and those key words tell all we need to know about the kind of story it will be. As we explore ways to see our lives as one grand story, we're going to realize that all the parts - the good parts and the bad, the trouble and the heartache, the disappointment and the discouragements we face - are important to the story, and, as we already know redemption is coming. In the latest inspiration novel from best selling author Debbie Macomber, Once Upon A Time, she invites readers to take a journey into their own story, the story of their life. Most of us would never think our own story is worth reading much worth sharing, but that is where you are wrong. As Debbie encourages the reader throughout this book to take a look at different parts of our life, back to our favorite part of growing up, our childhood home, room or town; to look at we loved most about growing up, perhaps a family tradition that even now you carry into your own family, or a memorable time in school you have never forgotten. When we look back at the smaller pieces one at a time, she encourages the reader to pick up a journal and begin to write these thoughts down. Maybe it's a place you love to go for some unknown reason, she encourages you to dig deep to understand what the draw might be. Who were the main characters in your own life? Perhaps siblings, relatives, friends or even a stranger has impacted your life so much you will never forget them. Working her way through the book chapter by chapter much like writing her own books, she encourages the reader to spend some time looking back at their life. It might surprise you to see just how much amazing details and stories you would have to share. This is the point of this book. To encourage you to begin your own story, a legacy, a way to share what impact you have made in this life, the things that are important to you. What about your name? Who picked it out, why, what significance does your name mean? Does that have any impact on the person you are today or what the desires of your heart are? Debbie works through this novel with the reader as if you're having an intimate conversation with her. From sharing her own stories or stories that have impacted her own life, you feel as if you're on this journey together. I even love the idea of using this book if you're thinking about writing your own book, fiction or not, to help you through the process of putting ideas together on character development or settings. This is also a great book to encourage you to begin journaling your own family stories, perhaps as a basis to interview your grandparents and see what they have to share. Life stories are important. They are important to God. "Without memory, we'd have to relearn everything every day. Without memory, we'd forget who we are and where we've been. Without memory, we'd lose faith because we'd forget the faithfulness of God." I received Once Upon A Time by Debbie Macomber compliments of Howard Books, a division of Harper Collins Publishers for my honest review and received no monetary compensation for a favorable one. This one will forever have a permanent home on my library shelf at home because I plan on referring to it quite a bit. My husband and I are even now chronicling our parents lives so we can keep their stories alive long after that have passed away so we can share them with future generations. This book is an exceptional tool to use for just that purpose and perhaps for creating your own personal legacy. I rate this book a 5 out of 5 stars and gives you insight on just how interesting your own life really and truly is. Perhaps there is even a happily ever after waiting just for you! ...more [notes] notes Notes are private! [recommender] recommender none [comments] comments 0 [votes] votes 1 [read count] # times read 1 [date started] date started not set [date read] date read May 14, 2013 [date added] date added May 14, 2013 [date purchased] date purchased [owned] owned [purchase location] purchase location [condition] condition [format] format Hardcover [29] actions view (with text) [title]

Output: title Once Upon a Time: Discovering Our Forever After Story

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Input: [0] checkbox [#] position [cover] cover [author] author Malone, Ed [isbn] isbn 1937756726 [isbn13] isbn13 9781937756727 [asin] asin [num pages] num pages 127 pp [avg rating] avg rating 4.00 [num ratings] num ratings 3 [date pub] date pub Feb 07, 2013 [date pub (ed.)] date pub edition Feb 07, 2013 [rating] Kathleen (Kat)'s rating 5 of 5 stars [my rating] my rating 1 of 5 stars2 of 5 stars3 of 5 stars4 of 5 stars5 of 5 stars add to shelves [review] review "We live in an amazing world. Rich variety is expressed in our food, clothing styles, architecture, languages, occupations, and religious expressions. "We live in an amazing world. Rich variety is expressed in our food, clothing styles, architecture, languages, occupations, and religious expressions. Yet, despite our diverse cultures and the unique ways we human beings spend our days, we all strive for all that life might offer. In this search for life - full, real life - many grasp for individual moments of fulfillment and consequently live in a never-ending quest. A cruise or exotic dinner promises pleasure but ends quickly without any sustained satisfaction. Surely life is more than chasing moments! Life leaves many of us empty in the end. No one should neglect the question to find out whether life has ultimate meaning. The question is this: "Will I live life or simply exist?" The classic phrase "the blind leading the blind" identifies a key obstacle preventing the enjoyment of life's true meaning. Long before most people ever ask the right questions about life, they're already following the same path as nearly everyone else. Leaders tend to groom those who come behind them to follow in what they have learned from those who went before. No one knows, if, why, or how the path they're on will lead to a truly fulfilled life. Few are brave enough to consider that so many could be so wrong. The essence of what Jesus came to do is expressed in his statement, "I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full" (John 10:10b). Jesus invites each of us to "Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction, and many enter through it. But small is the gate and narrow the road that leads to life, and only a few find it" (Matthew 7:13-14)." In the book, Chasing Moments by Ed Malone, the reader is invited into the journey of just what the difference is in having a meaningful and abundant life. Far too often people strive to get to the next level in their life assured that once they arrive, happiness will follow. Only when they arrive, they find the moment fleeting at best and are still mystified to wonder where their happiness went. This book walks the reader through the hows and whys of a Christian relationship with Jesus and offers a self assurance that the happiness we seek will never be found in this life, but in the one that lies once we breathe our last breath here on Earth. If you have ever wondered where true happiness is found, I would strongly encourage you to take a look at this powerful but simple book that details the purpose of why Jesus Christ's life and death was important and how we can each take a step in the right direction to assure ourselves of an eternal home that can only be found with a belief in Jesus Christ. I received Chasing Moments by Ed Malone compliments of Deep River Books and Bring It On Communications for my honest review. I did not receive any monetary compensation for a favorable review. I picked up this book myself to read because I felt like I was going through a dry spell in my own spiritual walk and wanted to draw a deeper meaning to the value of my life and my purpose here. I already know that no matter what I have in this life, it will never be enough. The better job, the bigger house, more money in the bank will alleviate certain fears in your life, but happiness can never come from wanting more but in doing more for others who need the very help you can offer. Trust me, the impacts in doing those things are life changing and memorable in ways I can't describe. All I know is the more you do them, the more you want to keep on doing them. People feel that they would do more to help others if they won the lottery or made more money, but why don't you help people now with what you can. Make a difference now in small ways than waiting for the big moment that may never come. Perhaps God is simply waiting to see how you handle the small things before launching you into bigger ones. I easily rate this book a 5 out of 5 stars and highly recommend it to those in need of spiritual awakening or even spiritual refreshing. ...more [notes] notes Notes are private! [recommender] recommender none [comments] comments 0 [votes] votes 0 [read count] # times read 1 [date started] date started not set [date read] date read May 05, 2013 [date added] date added May 05, 2013 [date purchased] date purchased [owned] owned [purchase location] purchase location [condition] condition [format] format Paperback [29] actions view (with text) [title]

Output: title Chasing Moments: Will I Live Life... or Simply Exist?

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Input: [0] checkbox [#] position [cover] cover [author] author Jacobson, Don [isbn] isbn [isbn13] isbn13 [asin] asin [num pages] num pages 347 pp [avg rating] avg rating 4.02 [num ratings] num ratings 81 [date pub] date pub Aug 15, 2011 [date pub (ed.)] date pub edition 2013 [rating] Kathleen (Kat)'s rating 5 of 5 stars [my rating] my rating 1 of 5 stars2 of 5 stars3 of 5 stars4 of 5 stars5 of 5 stars add to shelves [review] review When hard times strike, and they always do, it helps to share them with friends and family. Sometimes it provides wisdom when the answers we seek fail When hard times strike, and they always do, it helps to share them with friends and family. Sometimes it provides wisdom when the answers we seek fail to come; sometimes it's a shoulder to cry on when grief and loss are too much for one pair of shoulders to bare the burden alone; other times it's to provide hope when the situation in front of us is simply too much for us to deal with. In the latest inspirational book that is slated to be part of an ongoing series, author Don Jacobson, is compiling those stories that show what happens When God Makes Lemonade from the lemons life deals us. These short stories written by real people teach us all and encourage us that even though we can't always see the good in our storms, God brings about life changing experiences so we might encourage and help others out along the way. Don Jacobson begins the book with his own personal story of just how God walked with him when his life literally hung in the balance. Picking up his shotgun and taking a spare moment to venture off into the woods to try it out, Don was more than amazed when his gun malfunctioned and he ended up shooting himself. Failing to leave word behind to his wife of his intentions, his only companion was his dog, Big Boy. Not knowing how bad things really were, he heard the voice of God guiding him along the way. What happens next is something you'll have to pick up the book and read for yourself. "The stories in When God Makes Lemonade are from everyday people who are surprised by unexpected sweetness in the midst of sour life circumstances. Why true stories? Because they give us hope, and in these difficult times, most of us don't need to be told to work harder - we're already working as hard as we can! What we need most is to be reminded that God is here working all things together for good. So if you're struggling beneath the weight of unemployment, depression, broken relationships, an unexpected death, or any of life's other difficulties, don't give up! Though the settings, names and outcomes are unique in each lemonade story, they all say the same thing - you're not alone! Yes, stuff happens in life, but so does lemonade, and when it does, it's as refreshing as a cold drink on a hot August day. May you find that kind of refreshment in the stories you read in this heartwarming book, and may God bless you with the courage you need to hold on." (Pg 18.) I received When God Makes Lemonade by Don Jacobson compliments of B and B Media Group and Thomas Nelson Publishers for my honest review. I did not receive any monetary compensation for a favorable review. The best part about this book is that each story is unique and each one provides the reader an opportunity to walk in the shoes of each author and see what the long term result was. Too often we think that no one understands just what we're going through, but this book provides friendship in knowing we are not alone in our personal struggles. Sometimes it gives us perspective that others have it worse than what we are dealing with. The best part is the opportunity to share your own story on When God Makes Lemonade's website. Who knows maybe you're story will be published in the next book and the struggles you deal with now, will be used to help someone else who reads them find the light at the end of their own dark tunnel again. I rate this one a 5 out of 5 stars! ...more [notes] notes Notes are private! [recommender] recommender none [comments] comments 0 [votes] votes 1 [read count] # times read 1 [date started] date started not set [date read] date read May 02, 2013 [date added] date added May 02, 2013 [date purchased] date purchased [owned] owned [purchase location] purchase location [condition] condition [format] format [29] actions view (with text) [title]

Output: title When God Makes Lemonade: True Stories that Amaze & Encourage

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Input: [0] checkbox [#] position [cover] cover [author] author Schmidt, Troy [isbn] isbn 0849947553 [isbn13] isbn13 9780849947551 [asin] asin [num pages] num pages 161 pp [avg rating] avg rating 4.56 [num ratings] num ratings 9 [date pub] date pub Mar 19, 2013 [date pub (ed.)] date pub edition Mar 19, 2013 [rating] Kathleen (Kat)'s rating 5 of 5 stars [my rating] my rating 1 of 5 stars2 of 5 stars3 of 5 stars4 of 5 stars5 of 5 stars add to shelves [review] review I've been a huge fan of The American Bible Challenge since it's premiere because not only is it fun, but they raise awareness of some great charities I've been a huge fan of The American Bible Challenge since it's premiere because not only is it fun, but they raise awareness of some great charities that are vying for the chance to win money to help out their causes. Yet for me, it's even more personal. It drives me back to my Bible. A chance to study in a completely new and fun way like never before and the best part of it is, that I can get my entire family involved in the process. For me, anything that makes learning fun, garners my interest and that's why I can't wait to share The American Bible Challenge - A Daily Reader by Troy Schmidt with you! There are 9 weeks of Daily Bible Challenges backed into this wonderful hardcover book, and yes, the answers are included in the back. I found myself challenged in so many areas, knowing some things about what I remembered about things like the building of God's temple, but I missed out on the details. Something God finds important and also included in the Daily Bible Challenge. It draws you more into the Bible to understand, just why is all this stuff important anyway, and I was amazed at just how important the small details in my own life are relevant to God. He's all about the details!! Look closely at anything He has created and you can see this just all about a instant big bang. God really planned the way our lives are, and everything He has created and breathed life into. The best part about this book is that is can be done in little over 15 minutes and still last forever. The Daily Reader makes this study more relevant in terms we can all understand, from social media, to catching the latest catch phrase to make interpeting the Bible scriptures easier for kids to understand. For example defining why prophets were necessary back in the old days (Old Testament) asking a rabbi in Jerusalem traveling to Iran, walking into downtown Tehran, and saying, "Hey, get your act together, or God is going to destroy you." Probably not the best plan. This is what God was calling Johah to do in preaching his message of repentance to the people of Nineveh, the capital city of the Assyrian Empire, who were, at the time, oppressing the Israelites. So Jonah did what any sensible Israelite would do: he ran and caught a ship going to Tarshish, which was in exactly the opposite direction of Nineveh. If you are truly looking for a way to make your devotions or Bible Study more fun, I would highly encourage you to pick up a copy of The American Bible Challenge - A Daily Reader by Troy Schmidt! It will take things to a whole new level and one that would make a youth study or Vacation Bible Camp more fun for everyone! I received The American Bible Challenge - A Daily Reader by Troy Schmidt compliments of FlyBy Promotions and Thomas Nelson Publishers for my honest review and did not receive any monetary compensation for a favorable one. If you're like me and are looking for fun ways to get together with your family and incorporating God's Word into it, then trust me, PICK THIS ONE UP! I rate this one a 5 out of 5 fun stars!!! ...more [notes] notes Notes are private! [recommender] recommender none [comments] comments 0 [votes] votes 0 [read count] # times read 1 [date started] date started not set [date read] date read Apr 22, 2013 [date added] date added Apr 22, 2013 [date purchased] date purchased [owned] owned [purchase location] purchase location [condition] condition [format] format Hardcover [29] actions view (with text) [title]

Output: title The American Bible Challenge, Volume 1: A Daily Reader

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Input: [0] checkbox [#] position [cover] cover [author] author Lucado, Max [isbn] isbn 0849948436 [isbn13] isbn13 9780849948435 [asin] asin [num pages] num pages 128 pp [avg rating] avg rating 4.20 [num ratings] num ratings 79 [date pub] date pub Feb 12, 2013 [date pub (ed.)] date pub edition Feb 12, 2013 [rating] Kathleen (Kat)'s rating 5 of 5 stars [my rating] my rating 1 of 5 stars2 of 5 stars3 of 5 stars4 of 5 stars5 of 5 stars add to shelves [review] review " I make no claims to being a good golfer, but I readily confess to being a golf addict. If you know of a twelve-step program for the condition, sign " I make no claims to being a good golfer, but I readily confess to being a golf addict. If you know of a twelve-step program for the condition, sign me up. "Hi, I'm Max. I'm a golfaholic." I love to play golf, watch golf, and on good nights, I even dream golf. Knowing this will help you appreciate the extreme joy I felt when I was invited to attend the Masters Golf Tournament. A pass to the Masters is the golfer's Holy Grail. Tickets are as scarce as birdies on my scorecard. So I was thrilled. The invitation came via pro golfer Scott Simpson. Each player is given a certain number of passes and Scott offered Denalyn and me two of his. (If there was ever any question about Scott's place in heaven, that gesture erased the doubt.) So off we went to Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia, where golf heritage hangs like moss from the trees. There you find the green where Nicklaus sank the putt. The fringe where Mize holed the chip. The fairway where Saranson hit the approach shot. I was a kid in a candy store. And like a kid, I couldn't get enough. It wasn't enough to see the course and walk the grounds; I wanted to see the locker room. That's where the clubs of Hogan and Azinger are displayed. That's where the players hang out. And that's where I wanted to be. A guard stopped me at the entrance. I showed him my pass, but he shook his head. I told him I knew Scott, but that didn't matter. I promised to send his eldest child through college, but he didn't budge. "Only caddies and players," he explained. Well, he knew I wasn't a player or a caddie. Caddies at the Masters are required to wear white coveralls. My clothing was a dead giveaway. So I left, figuring I'd never see the clubhouse. I made it all the way to the door but was denied entrance. Many people fear the same will happen to them in heaven. They fear being turned away at the door. A legitimate fear, don't you think? We're talking about a pivotal moment. To be turned away from seeing golf history is one thing, but to be refused admission into heaven is quite another. That is why some people don't want to discuss heaven. It makes them nervous. They may be God-fearing and church-attending people but still nervous. Is there a solution to this fear? Need you spend the rest of your life wondering if you will be turned away at the door? According to the Bible, it is possible to "know beyond the shadow of a doubt that you have eternal life" (1 John 5:13 MSG). How? How can any of us know for sure? Curiously, it all has to do with the clothing we wear." (pg 10-11). Written in a comfortable style that is uniquely Max Lucado, Beyond Heaven's Door takes the reader through an amazing way to assure you that when this life is over, if you have clothed yourself in Christ, then you will have eternal life the instant you close your eyes when this one ends. No more worry or doubt will cross your mind when you rest in the assurances that after reading this and following the simple steps Max provides, you can be assured of your final destination. The book not only tells us how to get to Heaven but assures us that even when our loved ones pass away here, as believers their life is only so much better than we could have ever dreamed or imagined. Taking all of his references and information directly from the Bible, Max makes the entire trip towards Heaven, a personal one. You truly feel like the words from this book are like words from a trust and close friend and I believe that is where the appeal in all of Max's books I've been honored to read comes from. I received Beyond Heaven's Door by Max Lucado compliments of Thomas Nelson Publishers for my honest review and received no monetary compensation for a favorable review. This one is a must read for anyone who really wonders what lies beyond death's door and is looking for the absolute truth before it's too late to make that decision to accept Christ. This book also provides comfort for those of us left behind when a believer dies and shows us in a small way just what is on the other side waiting for all of us that accept Jesus Christ into our lives. An unforgettable book and well worthy of 5 out of 5 stars. ...more [notes] notes Notes are private! 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Output: title Beyond Heaven's Door

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Input: [0] checkbox [#] position [cover] cover [author] author Schmidt, Troy [isbn] isbn 1433679647 [isbn13] isbn13 9781433679643 [asin] asin [num pages] num pages 32 pp [avg rating] avg rating 4.53 [num ratings] num ratings 15 [date pub] date pub May 01, 2013 [date pub (ed.)] date pub edition May 01, 2013 [rating] Kathleen (Kat)'s rating 5 of 5 stars [my rating] my rating 1 of 5 stars2 of 5 stars3 of 5 stars4 of 5 stars5 of 5 stars add to shelves [review] review I'm sure you all remember the story of the famous whale right? No, not the one about the angry white whale, and no, not the one who swallows a puppet I'm sure you all remember the story of the famous whale right? No, not the one about the angry white whale, and no, not the one who swallows a puppet and a cricket. The other story, actually, the first story about a whale: The Story of Jonah! Imagine what it would be like if the whale was the one telling his side of the story! That's just what you get in a beautifully illustrated children's book, Hey God, I've Got Some Guy Named Johan in My Stomach and I Think I'm Going to Throw Up! by author Troy Schmidt and illustrator Cory Jones. The tale has been told millions of times, but people always talk about Jonah and what he went through, but what about the whale? He had some guy stuck in his stomach and I'm sure he didn't taste too good either and this book is his side of that famous story. This one is guaranteed to help your kids laugh and see that there are two sides to every story and one that will help them remember that important Bible story as well. There are lots of laughs inside that kids will really relate to. I mean if you're a whale do humans even taste good? What do they taste like? How do you get them out of your stomach? Just who does a whale go to see when he's got a human stuck inside him? Is there a whale doctor under the sea? This story shows just how important it is to follow God's commands and includes a Parent Connection on the final page to encourage a conversation with your children after you finish to dive into the book of Jonah in the Bible. There are some great questions to ask your children along with a fun activity to pretend what living inside a whale might be like. I received Hey God, I've Got Some Guy Named Johan in My Stomach and I Think I'm Going to Throw Up! by author Troy Schmidt compliments of B and H Publishing Group for Kids and Flyby Promotions for my honest review. I didn't receive any monetary compensation for a favorable review. This is such a great way to teach your children a lesson in obedience using the story of Johan from the Bible is a fun, creative way! Hands down this is a MUST HAVE in your children's library and well worth 5 out of 5 stars! I love it when you can find a product that drives home the biblical principles we want our kids to understand and would make a great book to incorporate into the children's ministry at your church as well. There are also more great titles to chose from such as the story of Noah and the story of Moses told through the eyes of the animals as well you can find through B and H Publishing Group! This book is perfect for kids age 4 and up! ...more [notes] notes Notes are private! [recommender] recommender none [comments] comments 0 [votes] votes 0 [read count] # times read 1 [date started] date started not set [date read] date read Apr 18, 2013 [date added] date added Apr 18, 2013 [date purchased] date purchased [owned] owned [purchase location] purchase location [condition] condition [format] format Hardcover [29] actions view (with text) [title]

Output: title Hey God, I've Got Some Guy Named Jonah in My Stomach and I Think I'm Gonna Throw Up!: The Whale Tells His Side of the Story

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Input: [0] checkbox [#] position [cover] cover [author] author Kilgarlin, Shawn [isbn] isbn 1623331218 [isbn13] isbn13 9781623331214 [asin] asin [num pages] num pages 452 pp [avg rating] avg rating 4.43 [num ratings] num ratings 7 [date pub] date pub Apr 01, 2013 [date pub (ed.)] date pub edition Apr 01, 2013 [rating] Kathleen (Kat)'s rating 5 of 5 stars [my rating] my rating 1 of 5 stars2 of 5 stars3 of 5 stars4 of 5 stars5 of 5 stars add to shelves [review] review How do you deal with traffic jams, lost keys, bills to pay, unruly children? Feeling tense already just thinking about any of those or even all of the How do you deal with traffic jams, lost keys, bills to pay, unruly children? Feeling tense already just thinking about any of those or even all of them? What about when it comes to work, dealing with office politics, lack of respect, unemployment or time management? How about things that seem completely out of control like noise, pollution, harsh lighting or crowds? Add in holidays, peer pressure, addictions, college, divorce, marriage, aging, emergencies and grieving? Hopefully you aren't dealing with all of these during this time in your life, but if you like most of us, you are dealing with one or two if not a handful of these. So how do you deal with them without going postal, taking medications, or even running away? We all have secrets that have helped us deal with any of these issues and yet there are some that seem to be professionals at handling things so smoothly they are like the water on a duck's back while we sit back, stare and look at them in complete awe! Now, there is a great collaboration between Shawn and Ron Kilgarlin put together in a great resource to deal with all of those items I've mentioned above in Past Tense: Daily Tools for Putting Stress Behind You - For Good! This book is packed with 24 subcategories that will enable you to find a different way to deal with problems that you have come across or perhaps are going through right now. Each of these chapters takes a closer look at some of the specifics that would fall in that category and offer a different way to look at them from a more positive impact. For example in the chapter dedicated to Being Productive, you'd find advice on making plans, taking breaks, using calendars and planners, lists and eating and sleeping habits. There are so many great resources tucked away that the authors refer to such as ways to pay for college, signing up for free online training resources, and financial advice. There is simply so much to cover I can't list them all. Some of the topics I found interesting were taking a walk in the rain and why it makes you feel so good if you do it. I've loved the rain since I was a child and often have been criticized in the past for simply wanting to sit outside for a good soak, but did you know there are some surprising health benefits to just being outside when it rains? Did you ever hear anyone mention allergies when it rains? Perhaps there was a great reason for Gene Kelly to be so happy just Singin' in the Rain! It all deals with negative ions. People get the same benefits by sitting next to a bubbling stream, waterfall or at the beach. "Fireproof doesn't mean the fire will never come. It means when the fire comes that you will be able to withstand it." ~ The character Michael Simmons in the movie Fireproof (2008) "An inch of time is an inch of gold, but you can't buy that inch of time with an inch of gold." ~ Chinese Proverb. Along with each topic are some great quotes dealing with the subject from some equally famous people, so if you're like me, a LOVE a great quote, this is a definite added benefit. There are references to great authors, speechwriters, Bible scriptures, movies and more that you will be using this book as a resource not only to help you manage your own stress level but role modeling it for those that you come into contact with every single day. It seems so simple when you read them but it's a wonderful resource to have them all collected in a wonderful book. I highly recommend this to family's, manager's and any one struggling with dealing with anything that life hands you. I know this has benefited me greatly and left me with more than one smile on my face and plans to reduce stress in areas where I am still challenged. Can't wait for another rainy day! I received Past Tense: 365 Daily Tools for Putting Stress Behind You - For Good by Shawn and Ron Kilgarlin compliments of Pump Up Your Book Tours for my honest review and think this is a wonderful self help resource in that it deals with virtually everything you can think of including Postpartum Depression, Addictions, Heartaches, Peer Pressure, School, Faith, Holiday Stress, Friendship, Love, Community and Neighbors, Health and Fitness and so much more! This will be a resource, I know I will be referring to for quite some time and has a permanent place on my library shelf. I rate this one a 5 out of 5 stars and highly recommend it for anyone looking for some great options on dealing with stress in a more positive way! ...more [notes] notes Notes are private! 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Output: title Past Tense: 365 Daily Tools for Putting Stress Behind You-for Good!

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Input: [0] checkbox [#] position [cover] cover [author] author Feiler, Bruce * [isbn] isbn 0061778737 [isbn13] isbn13 9780061778735 [asin] asin [num pages] num pages 292 pp [avg rating] avg rating 3.92 [num ratings] num ratings 1,846 [date pub] date pub Feb 19, 2013 [date pub (ed.)] date pub edition Feb 19, 2013 [rating] Kathleen (Kat)'s rating 5 of 5 stars [my rating] my rating 1 of 5 stars2 of 5 stars3 of 5 stars4 of 5 stars5 of 5 stars add to shelves [review] review If you have a family more than likely you have heard of the term, the Sandwich Generation. This is what society is defining the lifestyle most of us a If you have a family more than likely you have heard of the term, the Sandwich Generation. This is what society is defining the lifestyle most of us are living or will be living soon. If you have children still living with you or children that had once left that are back living at home as well as taking care of aging parents living with you, welcome to the term, Sandwich Generation. No longer are adults looking forward to the Empty Nest, because it seems like children are returning as well as parents in what some have called Life Boating. A way to make it through life now, that was unheard of before. Whether for economic reasons or simply as a temporary situation, the way we were raised has now changed to incorporate this changing lifestyle. Technology has advanced to the point that physical exercise is now just walking to the car and back as you run errands for now. Take for example you latest family get together whether its just dinner or a holiday celebration, tension is now common place for most. We see our families falling apart more than appearing strong than ever before. Where did the change begin that makes us wonder just how dysfunctional are families really are? What is the secret sauce that holds families together? What are the ingredients that make some families effective, resilient, functioning, happy? Maybe it's because those problems are gnarlier. Navigating nap time is child's play compared to navigating screen time. How do you teach your kids discipline while making sure they have fun along the way? Is it possible to develop timeless values in a 24/7 world that prizes novelty and coarseness? How do couples find time to nurture each other while spending so much time nurturing our kids? These days, the old rules no longer apply, but new ones have yet to be written. So Bruce Feiler introduces some interesting concepts to delving into these questions in his latest book, The Secrets to Happy Families. In it, he realized that most of the ideas have been hiding in plain sight. He took a course from the founder of the Harvard Negotiation Project on how to fight smart. He visited ESPN to find out what the best coaches know about building successful teams. He worked with Green Berets to design a perfect family reunion. He got some advice from Warren Buffet's banker about how to set up an allowance, and sat down with top games designers in the Silicon Valley to see how we can make family vacations more fun. I have to say I was a bit skeptical at first have a strong Christian background that some of the ideas may not be for everyone. Using the TV Series, Modern Family as his model for the new dynamics for families, he shows that no matter what is happening in the show, they always come together before the end. I don't think life is quite that simple. But nonetheless I gave some of his ideas a shot and was surprised by the outcome of establishing family meetings once a week and how the suggestions he provides has made living together with adult children returning to our home once again a fully functioning and do I dare say it? Happy? Yes, our meetings have been a huge success, and not only that every single member feels empowered and we are teaching them valuable life skills they will take into their future careers in effective team leadership, negotiating and building winning teams all with positive thinking. There are such valuable insights based on the diversity of the research Bruce Feiler has completed and while not everything will work for everyone, this has been one of the first book's I've read that really got me excited to try out these new dynamics within my own family and still incorporate our traditions and biblical values alongside them. I received The Secrets to Happy Families by Bruce Feiler compliments of William Morrow, a division of Harper Collins Publishers for my honest review and have to give this one a high 5 out of 5 stars!!! There is truly something in here for everyone and you don't have to read it from front to back and simply move to the areas that may be causing some chaos in your own home. Either way, I think this is a must read book for today's ever-evolving family! ...more [notes] notes Notes are private! [recommender] recommender none [comments] comments 0 [votes] votes 9 [read count] # times read 1 [date started] date started not set [date read] date read Feb 16, 2013 [date added] date added Feb 16, 2013 [date purchased] date purchased [owned] owned [purchase location] purchase location [condition] condition [format] format Hardcover [29] actions view (with text) [title]

Output: title The Secrets of Happy Families: Improve Your Mornings, Rethink Family Dinner, Fight Smarter, Go Out and Play, and Much More

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Input: [Category Description] The name of the institution, and the address of its principal office [How to Access] The principal office of the University of Glasgow is the Court Office, Gilbert Scott Building, University of Glasgow G12 8QQ [Category Name]

Output: Name and address

University of Glasgow - Legal statements - Freedom of Information - FOI Publication Scheme


Input: [Category Description] Names of the principal officers of the institution [How to Access] The principal officers of the University of Glasgow are responsible for the efficient and effective management of the University. They include the Principal, Vice Principals and the Secretary of Court, as well as Directors of major administrative functions. The major administrative functions of the University are carried out by the Court Office and the Finance Office. Who’s who [Category Name]

Output: Principal officers

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Input: [Category Description] Information on how to contact the institution [How to Access] Specific queries regarding recruitment and studying abroad should be directed to the Marketing, Recruitment and International Office. Queries relating to University accommodation should be directed to Residential Services The Development and Alumni Office provide information on Alumni ServicesThe Staff Directory provides contact details for other departments across the University [Category Name]

Output: Contact information

University of Glasgow - Legal statements - Freedom of Information - FOI Publication Scheme


Input: [Category Description] Information on the institution’s principal and other main locations, including campus maps [How to Access] Gilmorehill is the main university campus. There are also several other campuses that make up the University. Just three miles away from Gilmorehill is the Vet School in Garscube. The University's Crichton Campus is based in the outskirts of Dumfries. Campus maps [Category Name]

Output: Location

University of Glasgow - Legal statements - Freedom of Information - FOI Publication Scheme


Input: [Category Description] Opening hours of the institution's principal office(s) [How to Access] The principal offices of the University include the Court Office and the Registry. The Court Office opening hours are 9.00 am to 5.00 pm from Monday to Friday. [Category Name]

Output: Opening hours

University of Glasgow - Legal statements - Freedom of Information - FOI Publication Scheme


Input: [Category Description] Information on the dates of the institution's academic years [How to Access] Dates for the current academic year as well as future academic years, as far as known are available in the University Calendar [Category Name]

Output: Academic year dates

University of Glasgow - Legal statements - Freedom of Information - FOI Publication Scheme


Input: [Category Description] Dates of closure of the institution [How to Access] The University is completely closed between Christmas and the New Year. Public Holiday dates [Category Name]

Output: Holidays

University of Glasgow - Legal statements - Freedom of Information - FOI Publication Scheme


Input: [Category Description] Procedures on how to complain about the institution [How to Access] The student complaints procedure is contained within the, 'University Fees and General Information for Students' section of the University Calendar. The University Dignity at Work and Study Policy is also available via the University website. Where a member of the public has a complaint, the first point of contact should be the relevant School, College or Service. When the most appropriate point of contact is not evident, or when a member of the public feels that a complaint has not been addressed satisfactorily by that means, the complainant should raise the matter in writing with the Secretary of Court, using the following address: Secretary of Court, University Court Office, Gilbert Scott Building, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, Scotland G12 8QQ [Category Name]

Output: Complaints

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Input: [Category Description] Contact details for serving legal documents on the institution, e.g. Court Orders [How to Access] Any official documents to be served on the institution should be sent to the Secretary of Court at the following address: Secretary of Court, Court Office, University of Glasgow, Glasgow Scotland G12 8QQ [Category Name]

Output: Document serving

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Input: [Description] (Optional) Set this attribute to the type (org.eclipse.persistence.annotations.CacheType enumerated type) of the cache that you will be using: FULL WEAK SOFT SOFT_WEAK HARD_WEAK CACHE (not recommended) NONE (not recommended, use isolation=ISOLATED instead) You can override this attribute with these persistence unit properties: eclipselink.cache.type. eclipselink.cache.type.default [Default] CacheType.SOFT_WEAK [Annotation Element]

Output: type

@Cache | EclipseLink 2.4.x Java Persistence API (JPA) Extensions Reference


Input: [Description] (Optional) Set this attribute to an int value to define the size of cache to use (number of objects). [Default] 100 [Annotation Element]

Output: size

@Cache | EclipseLink 2.4.x Java Persistence API (JPA) Extensions Reference


Input: [Description] (Optional) The caching level of the Entity: shared – Entity instances will be cached within the EntityManagerFactory/ServerSession level. isolated – The Entity and its data is not stored in the shared cache, but is isolated to the Persistence Context/UnitOfWork or IsolatedClientSession. protected – Entity state information will be cached in the shared cache, but Entity instances will not be shared. [Default] shared [Annotation Element]

Output: isolation

@Cache | EclipseLink 2.4.x Java Persistence API (JPA) Extensions Reference


Input: [Description] (Optional) The int value to enable the expiration of the cached instance after a fixed period of time (milliseconds). Queries executed against the cache after this will be forced back to the database for a refreshed copy. [Default] no expiry [Annotation Element]

Output: expiry

@Cache | EclipseLink 2.4.x Java Persistence API (JPA) Extensions Reference


Input: [Description] (Optional) Specific time of day (org.eclipse.persistence.annotations.TimeOfDay) when the cached instance will expire. Queries executed against the cache after this will be forced back to the database for a refreshed copy. [Default] no expiry [Annotation Element]

Output: expiryTimeOfDay

@Cache | EclipseLink 2.4.x Java Persistence API (JPA) Extensions Reference


Input: [Description] (Optional) Set to a boolean value of true to force all queries that go to the database to always refresh the cache [Default] false [Annotation Element]

Output: alwaysRefresh

@Cache | EclipseLink 2.4.x Java Persistence API (JPA) Extensions Reference


Input: [Description] (Optional) Set to a boolean value of true to force all queries that go to the database to refresh the cache only if the data received from the database by a query is newer than the data in the cache (as determined by the optimistic locking field). Note: This option only applies if one of the other refreshing options, such as alwaysRefresh, is already enabled. A version field is necessary to apply this feature. [Default] false [Annotation Element]

Output: refreshOnlyIfNewer

@Cache | EclipseLink 2.4.x Java Persistence API (JPA) Extensions Reference


Input: [Description] (Optional) Set to a boolean value of true to force all queries to bypass the cache for hits, but still resolve against the cache for identity. This forces all queries to hit the database. [Default] false [Annotation Element]

Output: disableHits

@Cache | EclipseLink 2.4.x Java Persistence API (JPA) Extensions Reference


Input: [Description] (Optional) Set this attribute to the cache coordination mode (org.eclipse.persistence.annotations.CacheCoordinationType enumerated type). You must also configure cache coordination in your persistence unit properties. See "Caching". [Default] SEND_OBJECT_CHANGES [Annotation Element]

Output: coordinationType

@Cache | EclipseLink 2.4.x Java Persistence API (JPA) Extensions Reference


Input: [Description] (Optional) The database change notification mode: Invalidate – Invalidates the EclipseLink cache when a database change event is received for an object. None – No database change events will be processed. The database event listener must also be configured for the persistence unit/session. [Default] INVALIDATE [Annotation Element]

Output: databaseChangeNotificationType

@Cache | EclipseLink 2.4.x Java Persistence API (JPA) Extensions Reference


Input: [tep intellect] tep intellect [aza strong] oza weak [tepaza smart]

Output: tepoza dumb

Mirad/Word-building - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [tep intellect] vag will [aza strong] aza strong [tepaza smart]

Output: vagaza strong-willed

Mirad/Word-building - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [tep intellect] vag will [aza strong] oza weak [tepaza smart]

Output: vagoza weak-willed

Mirad/Word-building - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [tep intellect] vag will [aza strong] ána together [tepaza smart]

Output: vagána consensual

Mirad/Word-building - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [tep intellect] vag will [aza strong] óna apart [tepaza smart]

Output: vagóna non-consensual

Mirad/Word-building - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [tep intellect] veg possibility [aza strong] aza strong [tepaza smart]

Output: vegaza likely

Mirad/Word-building - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [tep intellect] veg possibility [aza strong] oza weak [tepaza smart]

Output: vegoza unlikely

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Input: [tep intellect] tep intellect [aza strong] kía heavy [tepaza smart]

Output: tepkía serious

Mirad/Word-building - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [tep intellect] tep intellect [aza strong] kúa light [tepaza smart]

Output: tepkúa light-hearted

Mirad/Word-building - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [tep intellect] tep intellect [aza strong] káa variable [tepaza smart]

Output: tepkáa scatter-brained

Mirad/Word-building - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [tep intellect] tep intellect [aza strong] kóa fixed [tepaza smart]

Output: tepkóa attentive

Mirad/Word-building - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [tep intellect] tep intellect [aza strong] záa wide [tepaza smart]

Output: tepzáa fair-minded

Mirad/Word-building - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [tep intellect] tep intellect [aza strong] zóa narrow [tepaza smart]

Output: tepzóa narrow-minded

Mirad/Word-building - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [tep intellect] tep intellect [aza strong] íja open [tepaza smart]

Output: tepíja open-minded

Mirad/Word-building - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [tep intellect] tep intellect [aza strong] úja closed [tepaza smart]

Output: tepúja close-minded

Mirad/Word-building - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [tep intellect] tep intellect [aza strong] iga fast [tepaza smart]

Output: tepiga quick-witted

Mirad/Word-building - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [tep intellect] tep intellect [aza strong] uga slow [tepaza smart]

Output: tepuga retarded

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Input: [tep intellect] tep intellect [aza strong] ána together [tepaza smart]

Output: tepána like-minded

Mirad/Word-building - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [tep intellect] tep intellect [aza strong] óna apart [tepaza smart]

Output: tepóna dissenting

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Input: [tep intellect] top spirit [aza strong] íga hard [tepaza smart]

Output: topíga cruel

Mirad/Word-building - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [tep intellect] top spirit [aza strong] úga soft [tepaza smart]

Output: topúga leninent

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Input: [tep intellect] top spirit [aza strong] vaa positive [tepaza smart]

Output: topvaa optimistic

Mirad/Word-building - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [tep intellect] top spirit [aza strong] voa negative [tepaza smart]

Output: topvoa pessimistic

Mirad/Word-building - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [tep intellect] top spirit [aza strong] ába high [tepaza smart]

Output: topába up-beat

Mirad/Word-building - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [tep intellect] top spirit [aza strong] óba low [tepaza smart]

Output: topóba down-beat

Mirad/Word-building - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [tep intellect] top spirit [aza strong] iva happy [tepaza smart]

Output: topiva jolly

Mirad/Word-building - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [tep intellect] top spirit [aza strong] uva sad [tepaza smart]

Output: topuva melancholy

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Input: [tep intellect] nac money [aza strong] ika full [tepaza smart]

Output: nasika rich

Mirad/Word-building - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [tep intellect] nac money [aza strong] uka empty [tepaza smart]

Output: nasuka poor

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Input: [tep intellect] áb up [aza strong] ága long [tepaza smart]

Output: ábága tall

Mirad/Word-building - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [tep intellect] ób down [aza strong] ága long [tepaza smart]

Output: óbága deep

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Input: [tep intellect] áb up [aza strong] óga short [tepaza smart]

Output: ábóga short (vertically)

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Input: [tep intellect] ób down [aza strong] óga short [tepaza smart]

Output: óbóga shallow

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Input: [tep intellect] job time [aza strong] ága long [tepaza smart]

Output: jobága long (duration)

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Input: [tep intellect] job time [aza strong] óga short [tepaza smart]

Output: jobóga short (duration)

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Input: [tep intellect] mep way [aza strong] iza straight [tepaza smart]

Output: mepiza direct

Mirad/Word-building - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [tep intellect] mep way [aza strong] uza crooked [tepaza smart]

Output: mepuza convoluted

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Input: [tep intellect] váb rule [aza strong] aza strong [tepaza smart]

Output: vábaza strict

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Input: [tep intellect] váb rule [aza strong] oza weak [tepaza smart]

Output: váboza lax

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Input: [tep intellect] dab government [aza strong] ava for [tepaza smart]

Output: dabava pro-government

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Input: [tep intellect] dab government [aza strong] ova against [tepaza smart]

Output: dabova anti-government

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Input: For our everyday business purposes - such as to process your transactions, maintain your account(s), respond to court orders and legal investigations, or report to credit bureaus [Can you limit this sharing?] No

Output: Yes


Input: For our marketing purposes - to offer our products and services to you [Can you limit this sharing?] We don't share

Output: No


Input: For joint marketing with other financial companies [Can you limit this sharing?] No

Output: Yes


Input: For our affiliates' everyday business purposes - information about your transactions and experiences [Can you limit this sharing?] We don't share

Output: No


Input: For our affiliates' everyday business purposes - information about your creditworthiness [Can you limit this sharing?] We don't share

Output: No


Input: For nonaffiliates to market to you [Can you limit this sharing?] We don't share

Output: No


Input: [Voip Programs] Mobivox [PC to PC] Yes [PC to Phone] Yes [Adventage] free 10 min trial calls [Phone to Phone]

Output: No

Make Free internet Phone Service Calls Using VoIP


Input: [Voip Programs] Skype [PC to PC] Yes [PC to Phone] Yes [Adventage] unlimited FREE PC-to-PC calls [Phone to Phone]

Output: No

Make Free internet Phone Service Calls Using VoIP


Input: [Voip Programs] Pfingo [PC to PC] Yes [PC to Phone] Yes [Adventage] free 3 cents calls to many countries [Phone to Phone]

Output: No

Make Free internet Phone Service Calls Using VoIP


Input: [Voip Programs] Voipcheap [PC to PC] Yes [PC to Phone] Yes [Adventage] 300 free VoIP minutes every week [Phone to Phone]

Output: No

Make Free internet Phone Service Calls Using VoIP


Input: [Voip Programs] Jajah [PC to PC] No [PC to Phone] Yes [Phone to Phone]

Output: Yes

Make Free internet Phone Service Calls Using VoIP


Input: [Voip Programs] FreeConference Call [PC to PC] Yes [PC to Phone] No [Adventage] provides accounts can accommodate up to 96 users [Phone to Phone]

Output: No

Make Free internet Phone Service Calls Using VoIP


Input: [Voip Programs] Gizmoprojet [PC to PC] No [PC to Phone] Yes [Phone to Phone]

Output: Yes

Make Free internet Phone Service Calls Using VoIP


Input: [Course Number] YMIN 2022 [Course Name] Essentials of Spiritual Leadership [Course Focus]

Output: Spiritual Formation


Input: [Course Number] YMIN 3011 [Course Name] Fundamentals of Professional Youth Ministry [Course Focus]

Output: Professional Ministry


Input: [Course Number] YMIN 3022 [Course Name] Leading Youth Toward Maturity [Course Focus]

Output: Inspiring Students


Input: [Course Number] YMIN 3122 [Course Name] Developing Communicators to Youth [Course Focus]

Output: Teaching & Facilitating


Input: [Course Number] YMIN 4011 [Course Name] Financial Management & Stewardship in Youth Ministry [Course Focus]

Output: Fiscal Responsibility


Input: [Course Number] YMIN 4022 [Course Name] Strategic Youth Ministry Programming [Course Focus]

Output: Event Production


Input: [Course Number] YMIN 4122 [Course Name] Building Partnerships in Youth Ministry [Course Focus]

Output: Ministry Relationships


Input: [Department] Political Science [Description] Designing and Developing a Political Simulation of Authoritarianism and Opposition [Title]

Output: Political Simulation of Authoritarianism and Opposition

Student and Faculty Research | Doane College


Input: [Department] Physics / Biology [Description] Developing Computer Detection Algorithms for Arabidopsis Seedling Roots in Microscope Images. [Title]

Output: Developing Computer Detection Algorithms

Student and Faculty Research | Doane College


Input: [Department] Physics / Biology [Description] Individual-based Modeling of a Pseudomonas aeruginosa Biofilm with Glucose Substrate. [Title]

Output: Pseudomonas aeruginosa Biofilm with Glucose Substrate

Student and Faculty Research | Doane College


Input: [Department] Physics [Description] Development of a reliable method for producing atomically sharp carbon fiber tips for scanning tunneling microscopy. [Title]

Output: Development of a Reliable Method for Producing Atomically Sharp Carbon Fiber Tips

Student and Faculty Research | Doane College


Input: [Department] Music [Description] Dr. Gilbert's doctoral research involved the identification of artistically significant wind band repertoire. [Title]

Output: Serious Wind Band Literature

Student and Faculty Research | Doane College


Input: [Department] Information Science & Technology [Description] Setup and validation of a local cluster for distributed computing applications. [Title]

Output: Setup and Validation of a Local Cluster

Student and Faculty Research | Doane College


Input: [Department] Environmental Science [Description] Introducing Native Aquatic Plants into an Aquatic Ecosystem. [Title]

Output: Introducing Native Aquatic Plants into an Aquatic Ecosystem

Student and Faculty Research | Doane College


Input: [Department] Chemistry [Description] Exploring different facets of molecular crowding and their influence on the folding of disordered peptides. [Title]

Output: Exploring Different Facets of Molecular Crowding

Student and Faculty Research | Doane College


Input: [Department] Chemistry [Description] Atomic-level structural detail for a mineral-binding peptide bound to hydroxyapatite by solid-state NMR. [Title]

Output: Atomic-level Structural Detail for a Mineral-binding Peptide

Student and Faculty Research | Doane College


Input: [Department] Chemistry [Description] MicroDETECHIP, a novel molecular sensing assay on the microscale. [Title]

Output: MicroDETECHIP, a Novel Molecular Sensing Assay on the Microscale

Student and Faculty Research | Doane College


Input: [Department] Chemistry [Description] MicroDETECHIP, an nanoscale array sensor for small molelecules. [Title]

Output: MicroDETECHIP, a Nanoscale Array Sensor for Small Molecules

Student and Faculty Research | Doane College


Input: [Department] Chemistry [Description] Novel Detection Arrays for Steroid Determination. [Title]

Output: Novel Detection Arrays for Steroid Determination

Student and Faculty Research | Doane College


Input: [Department] Chemistry [Description] The INBRE Program is designed to improve the competitiveness of biomedical research in the state of Nebraska. [Title]

Output: The Idea Network for Biomedical Research Excellence (INBRE) Program

Student and Faculty Research | Doane College


Input: [Department] Chemistry [Description] The Genetics of Rice from Chennai, India, when under Stress such as Drought, Extreme Heat, Salinity, and other Environmental factors. [Title]

Output: The Genetics of Rice

Student and Faculty Research | Doane College


Input: [Department] Chemistry [Description] The Genetics of Rice when under Stressful Conditions. [Title]

Output: The Genetics of Rice When Under Stressful Conditions

Student and Faculty Research | Doane College


Input: [Type] STRING [Choices] none [Min] none [Max] none [Default] empty string [Description] Location for referenced database objects. [Property]

Output: DB_LOCATION


Input: [Type] STRING [Choices] , DEFERRABLE, NOT DEFERRABLE [Min] none [Max] none [Default] empty string [Description] Specify DEFERRABLE to indicate that in subsequent transactions you can use the SET CONSTRAINT[S] clause to defer checking of this constraint until after the transaction is committed. Specify NOT DEFERRABLE to indicate that in subsequent transactions you cannot use the SET CONSTRAINT[S] clause to defer checking of this constraint until the transaction is committed. The default is NOT DEFERRABLE. [Property]

Output: DEFERRABLE


Input: [Type] BOOLEAN [Choices] true, false [Min] none [Max] none [Default] true [Description] Warehouse Builder generates a set of scripts to create an object only for those object marked as Deployable = true [Property]

Output: DEPLOYABLE


Input: [Type] STRING [Choices] , DISABLE, ENABLE [Min] none [Max] none [Default] empty string [Description] Specify ENABLE if you want the constraint to be applied to the data in the table. Specify DISABLE to disable the integrity constraint. The default is ENABLE. [Property]

Output: ENABLECONSTRAINT


Input: [Type] STRING [Choices] none [Min] none [Max] none [Default] empty string [Description] Specify an exceptions table ([schema.]table). The EXCEPTIONS table or the table you specify must exist on your local database. If you create your own exceptions table, then it must follow the format prescribed by one of the two scripts supplied by Oracle. Do not use this property with NOVALIDATE option. [Property]

Output: EXCEPTIONSINTO


Input: [Type] STRING(30) [Choices] none [Min] none [Max] none [Default] empty string [Description] Specify index tablespace to be used for a constraint if created as an index. [Property]

Output: INDEX_TABLESPACE


Input: [Type] STRING [Choices] , DEFERRED, IMMEDIATE [Min] none [Max] none [Default] empty string [Description] Specify (INITIALLY) IMMEDIATE to indicate that Oracle should check a DEFERRABLE constraint at the end of each subsequent SQL statement. Specify (INITIALLY) DEFERRED to indicate that Oracle should check a DEFERRABLE constraint at the end of subsequent transactions. The default is (INITIALLY) IMMEDIATE. [Property]

Output: INITIALLY


Input: [Type] STRING [Choices] , NORELY, RELY [Min] none [Max] none [Default] empty string [Description] Specify RELY to activate an existing constraint in NOVALIDATE mode for query rewrite in an unenforced query rewrite integrity mode. The default is NORELY. [Property]

Output: RELY


Input: [Type] BOOLEAN [Choices] true, false [Min] none [Max] none [Default] false [Description] This is related to Streams Support. If this is true, deployment will result only in creation of the key metadata. The constraint itself will not be enforced. This will be done by creating a Streams substitute key. [Property]

Output: SUBSTITUTE_KEY


Input: [Type] BOOLEAN [Choices] true, false [Min] none [Max] none [Default] false [Description] Specify True to create a constraint as an index. [Property]

Output: USING_INDEX


Input: [Type] STRING [Choices] , NOVALIDATE, VALIDATE [Min] none [Max] none [Default] empty string [Description] The behavior of VALIDATE and NOVALIDATE always depends on whether the constraint is enabled or disabled, either explicitly or by default. (ENABLE) VALIDATE specifies that all old and new data must compliy with the constraint. (ENABLE) NOVALIDATE only ensures that all new DML operations on the constrained data comply with the constraint. (DISABLE) VALIDATE disables the constraint and drops the index on the constraint, but keeps the constraint valid. (DISABLE) NOVALIDATE signifies that Oracle makes no effort to maintain the constraint (because it is disabled) and cannot guarantee that the constraint is true (because it is not being validated). The default is NOVALIDATE. [Property]

Output: VALIDATECONSTRAINT


Input: [Hip Number] 2 [0]

Output: Imagine the Ruckus by Highland Ruckus out of Imaginary Monarch


Input: [Hip Number] 40 [0]

Output: Gray or Roan Filly by Wild Rush out of Mythical Status


Input: [Hip Number] 99 [0]

Output: Dark Bay or Brown Colt by Gilded Time out of Special Coin


Input: [Hip Number] 112 [0]

Output: Chestnut Colt by Fly So Free out of Tico's Regent


Input: [Hip Number] 288 [0]

Output: Gray or Roan Filly by Ascot Knight out of Princess of Winter


Input: [Hip Number] 294 [0]

Output: Gray or Roan Filly by Mythical Ruler out of Raphael Rose


Input: [Hip Number] 433 [0]

Output: Bay Colt by Unaccounted For out of Fearless Vixen


19d48797_าอ_งกฤษไว_ใช_ว_า__ส_งหาคม_2009__American

Input: [British] motorway [American]

Output: freeway

รู้ภาษาอังกฤษไว้ใช้ว่า: สิงหาคม 2009


19d48797_าอ_งกฤษไว_ใช_ว_า__ส_งหาคม_2009__American

Input: [British] shopping centre [American]

Output: shopping mall

รู้ภาษาอังกฤษไว้ใช้ว่า: สิงหาคม 2009


19d48797_าอ_งกฤษไว_ใช_ว_า__ส_งหาคม_2009__American

Input: [British] toilet [American]

Output: rest room

รู้ภาษาอังกฤษไว้ใช้ว่า: สิงหาคม 2009


19d48797_าอ_งกฤษไว_ใช_ว_า__ส_งหาคม_2009__American

Input: [British] underground [American]

Output: subway

รู้ภาษาอังกฤษไว้ใช้ว่า: สิงหาคม 2009


19d48797_าอ_งกฤษไว_ใช_ว_า__ส_งหาคม_2009__American

Input: [British] lift [American]

Output: elevator

รู้ภาษาอังกฤษไว้ใช้ว่า: สิงหาคม 2009


19d48797_าอ_งกฤษไว_ใช_ว_า__ส_งหาคม_2009__American

Input: [British] petrol [American]

Output: gas, gasoline

รู้ภาษาอังกฤษไว้ใช้ว่า: สิงหาคม 2009


19d48797_าอ_งกฤษไว_ใช_ว_า__ส_งหาคม_2009__American

Input: [British] roundabout [American]

Output: traffic circle

รู้ภาษาอังกฤษไว้ใช้ว่า: สิงหาคม 2009


19d48797_าอ_งกฤษไว_ใช_ว_า__ส_งหาคม_2009__American

Input: [British] car park [American]

Output: parking lot

รู้ภาษาอังกฤษไว้ใช้ว่า: สิงหาคม 2009


19d48797_าอ_งกฤษไว_ใช_ว_า__ส_งหาคม_2009__American

Input: [British] lorry [American]

Output: truck

รู้ภาษาอังกฤษไว้ใช้ว่า: สิงหาคม 2009


19d48797_าอ_งกฤษไว_ใช_ว_า__ส_งหาคม_2009__American

Input: [British] trolley [American]

Output: cart

รู้ภาษาอังกฤษไว้ใช้ว่า: สิงหาคม 2009


19d48797_าอ_งกฤษไว_ใช_ว_า__ส_งหาคม_2009__American

Input: [British] chemist's [American]

Output: drug store

รู้ภาษาอังกฤษไว้ใช้ว่า: สิงหาคม 2009


19d48797_าอ_งกฤษไว_ใช_ว_า__ส_งหาคม_2009__American

Input: [British] taxi [American]

Output: cab

รู้ภาษาอังกฤษไว้ใช้ว่า: สิงหาคม 2009


19d48797_าอ_งกฤษไว_ใช_ว_า__ส_งหาคม_2009__American

Input: [British] quid (= pound) [American]

Output: buck (= dollar)

รู้ภาษาอังกฤษไว้ใช้ว่า: สิงหาคม 2009


19d48797_าอ_งกฤษไว_ใช_ว_า__ส_งหาคม_2009__American

Input: [British] cheque [American]

Output: check

รู้ภาษาอังกฤษไว้ใช้ว่า: สิงหาคม 2009


19d48797_าอ_งกฤษไว_ใช_ว_า__ส_งหาคม_2009__American

Input: [British] sweet [American]

Output: dessert

รู้ภาษาอังกฤษไว้ใช้ว่า: สิงหาคม 2009


19d48797_าอ_งกฤษไว_ใช_ว_า__ส_งหาคม_2009__American

Input: [British] sweets [American]

Output: candy

รู้ภาษาอังกฤษไว้ใช้ว่า: สิงหาคม 2009


19d48797_าอ_งกฤษไว_ใช_ว_า__ส_งหาคม_2009__American

Input: [British] tap [American]

Output: faucet

รู้ภาษาอังกฤษไว้ใช้ว่า: สิงหาคม 2009


19d48797_าอ_งกฤษไว_ใช_ว_า__ส_งหาคม_2009__American

Input: [British] wardrobe [American]

Output: closet

รู้ภาษาอังกฤษไว้ใช้ว่า: สิงหาคม 2009


Input: [Monad] Identity [Type of computation] N/A — Used with monad transformers [Combination strategy for >>=]

Output: The bound function is applied to the input value.


Input: [Monad] Maybe [Type of computation] Computations which may not return a result [Combination strategy for >>=]

Output: Nothing input gives Nothing output Just x input uses x as input to the bound function.


Input: [Monad] Error [Type of computation] Computations which can fail or throw exceptions [Combination strategy for >>=]

Output: Failure records information describing the failure. Binding passes failure information on without executing the bound function, or uses successful values as input to the bound function.


Input: [Monad] [] (List) [Type of computation] Non-deterministic computations which can return multiple possible results [Combination strategy for >>=]

Output: Maps the bound function onto the input list and concatenates the resulting lists to get a list of all possible results from all possible inputs.


Input: [Monad] IO [Type of computation] Computations which perform I/O [Combination strategy for >>=]

Output: Sequential execution of I/O actions in the order of binding.


Input: [Monad] State [Type of computation] Computations which maintain state [Combination strategy for >>=]

Output: The bound function is applied to the input value to produce a state transition function which is applied to the input state.


Input: [Monad] Reader [Type of computation] Computations which read from a shared environment [Combination strategy for >>=]

Output: The bound function is applied to the value of the input using the same environment.


Input: [Monad] Writer [Type of computation] Computations which write data in addition to computing values [Combination strategy for >>=]

Output: Written data is maintained separately from values. The bound function is applied to the input value and anything it writes is appended to the write data stream.


Input: [Monad] Cont [Type of computation] Computations which can be interrupted and restarted [Combination strategy for >>=]

Output: The bound function is inserted into the continuation chain.


Input: [Medical] Health Care Administration [Health & Fitness/Massage]

Output: Massage Therapy


Input: [Medical] Medical Assisting [Health & Fitness/Massage]

Output: Physical Therapy Technology


Input: [Medical] Medical Billing and Coding [Health & Fitness/Massage]

Output: Physical Therapist Assistant


Input: [Medical] Medical Laboratory Technology [Health & Fitness/Massage]

Output: Veterinary


Input: [Medical] Medical Office Management [Health & Fitness/Massage]

Output: Veterinary Assisting


Input: [Medical] Medical Radiography [Health & Fitness/Massage]

Output: Veterinary Technology


Input: [Medical] Respiratory Care [Health & Fitness/Massage]

Output: Pharmacy


Input: [Medical] Surgical Technology [Health & Fitness/Massage]

Output: Pharmacy Technology


Input: [Medical] Nursing [Health & Fitness/Massage]

Output: Criminal Justice


Input: [Medical] Practical Nursing [Health & Fitness/Massage]

Output: Criminal Justice


Input: [File system] Stores file owner [CP/M file system] No [DECtape] No [Elektronika BK tape format] No [Level-D] Yes [RT-11] No [V6FS] Yes [V7FS] Yes [FAT12] No [FAT16] No [FAT32] No [HPFS] Yes[39] [NTFS] Yes [HFS] No [HFS Plus] Yes [FFS] Yes [UFS1] Yes [UFS2] Yes [LFS] Yes [ext2] Yes [ext3] Yes [ext4] Yes [Lustre] Yes [GPFS] Yes [GFS] Yes [NILFS] Yes [ReiserFS] Yes [Reiser4] Yes [OCFS] No [OCFS2] Yes [XFS] Yes [JFS] Yes [QFS] Yes [BFS] Yes [AdvFS] Yes [NSS] Yes [NWFS] Yes [ODS-5] Yes [VxFS] Yes [UDF] Yes [Fossil] Yes [ZFS] Yes [VMFS2] Yes [VMFS3] Yes [ISO 9660:1988] No [Joliet ("CDFS")] No [ISO 9660:1999] No [High Sierra] No [File system_48]

Output: Stores file owner

Comparison of file systems - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [File system] POSIX file permissions [CP/M file system] No [DECtape] No [Elektronika BK tape format] No [Level-D] Yes [RT-11] No [V6FS] Yes [V7FS] Yes [FAT12] No [FAT16] No [FAT32] No [HPFS] No [NTFS] Yes[40] [HFS] No [HFS Plus] Yes [FFS] Yes [UFS1] Yes [UFS2] Yes [LFS] Yes [ext2] Yes [ext3] Yes [ext4] Yes [Lustre] Yes [GPFS] Yes [GFS] Yes [NILFS] Yes [ReiserFS] Yes [Reiser4] Yes [OCFS] Yes [OCFS2] Yes [XFS] Yes [JFS] Yes [QFS] Yes [BFS] Yes [AdvFS] Yes [NSS] Yes [NWFS] ? [ODS-5] Yes [VxFS] Yes [UDF] Yes [Fossil] Yes [49] [ZFS] Yes [VMFS2] Yes [VMFS3] Yes [ISO 9660:1988] No [Joliet ("CDFS")] No [ISO 9660:1999] No [High Sierra] No [File system_48]

Output: POSIX file permissions

Comparison of file systems - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [File system] Creation timestamps [CP/M file system] Yes[36] [DECtape] Yes [Elektronika BK tape format] No [Level-D] Yes [RT-11] Yes [V6FS] No [V7FS] No [FAT12] Yes [FAT16] Yes [FAT32] Yes [HPFS] Yes [NTFS] Yes [HFS] Yes [HFS Plus] Yes [FFS] No [UFS1] No [UFS2] Yes [LFS] No [ext2] No [ext3] No [ext4] Yes [Lustre] No [GPFS] Yes [GFS] No [NILFS] Yes [ReiserFS] No [Reiser4] No [OCFS] No [OCFS2] No [XFS] No [JFS] Yes [QFS] Yes [BFS] Yes [AdvFS] No [NSS] Yes[45] [NWFS] Yes[45] [ODS-5] Yes [VxFS] Yes [UDF] Yes [Fossil] No [ZFS] Yes [VMFS2] No [VMFS3] No [ISO 9660:1988] Yes [Joliet ("CDFS")] Yes [ISO 9660:1999] Yes [High Sierra] Yes [File system_48]

Output: Creation timestamps

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Input: [File system] Last access/ read timestamps [CP/M file system] No [DECtape] No [Elektronika BK tape format] No [Level-D] Yes [RT-11] No [V6FS] Yes [V7FS] Yes [FAT12] Yes [FAT16] Yes [FAT32] Yes [HPFS] Yes [NTFS] Yes [HFS] No [HFS Plus] Yes [FFS] Yes [UFS1] Yes [UFS2] Yes [LFS] Yes [ext2] Yes [ext3] Yes [ext4] Yes [Lustre] Yes [GPFS] Yes [GFS] Yes [NILFS] No [ReiserFS] Yes [Reiser4] Yes [OCFS] No [OCFS2] Yes [XFS] Yes [JFS] Yes [QFS] Yes [BFS] No [AdvFS] Yes [NSS] Yes[45] [NWFS] Yes[45] [ODS-5] ? [VxFS] Yes [UDF] Yes [Fossil] Yes [ZFS] Yes [VMFS2] Yes [VMFS3] Yes [ISO 9660:1988] No [Joliet ("CDFS")] No [ISO 9660:1999] No [High Sierra] No [File system_48]

Output: Last access/read timestamps

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Input: [File system] Last metadata change timestamps [CP/M file system] No [DECtape] No [Elektronika BK tape format] No [Level-D] Yes [RT-11] No [V6FS] Yes [V7FS] Yes [FAT12] No[37] [FAT16] No[37] [FAT32] No[37] [HPFS] No [NTFS] Yes [HFS] No [HFS Plus] Yes [FFS] Yes [UFS1] Yes [UFS2] Yes [LFS] Yes [ext2] Yes [ext3] Yes [ext4] Yes [Lustre] Yes [GPFS] Yes [GFS] Yes [NILFS] Yes [ReiserFS] Yes [Reiser4] Yes [OCFS] Yes [OCFS2] Yes [XFS] Yes [JFS] Yes [QFS] Yes [BFS] No [AdvFS] Yes [NSS] Yes [NWFS] Yes [ODS-5] ? [VxFS] Yes [UDF] Yes [Fossil] Yes [ZFS] Yes [VMFS2] Yes [VMFS3] Yes [ISO 9660:1988] No [Joliet ("CDFS")] No [ISO 9660:1999] No [High Sierra] No [File system_48]

Output: Last metadata change timestamps

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Input: [File system] Last archive timestamps [CP/M file system] No [DECtape] No [Elektronika BK tape format] No [Level-D] Yes [RT-11] No [V6FS] No [V7FS] No [FAT12] No [FAT16] No [FAT32] No [HPFS] No [NTFS] No [HFS] Yes [HFS Plus] Yes [FFS] No [UFS1] No [UFS2] No [LFS] No [ext2] No [ext3] No [ext4] No [Lustre] No [GPFS] No [GFS] No [NILFS] No [ReiserFS] No [Reiser4] No [OCFS] Yes [OCFS2] No [XFS] No [JFS] No [QFS] Yes [BFS] No [AdvFS] No [NSS] Yes[45] [NWFS] Yes[45] [ODS-5] Yes [VxFS] No [UDF] Yes [Fossil] No [ZFS] Yes [VMFS2] No [VMFS3] No [ISO 9660:1988] No [Joliet ("CDFS")] No [ISO 9660:1999] No [High Sierra] No [File system_48]

Output: Last archive timestamps

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Input: [File system] Access control lists [CP/M file system] No [DECtape] No [Elektronika BK tape format] No [Level-D] Yes [RT-11] No [V6FS] No [V7FS] No [FAT12] No [FAT16] No [FAT32] No [HPFS] No [NTFS] Yes [HFS] No [HFS Plus] Yes [FFS] No [UFS1] Yes [42] [UFS2] Yes [42] [LFS] No [ext2] Yes [44] [ext3] Yes [44] [ext4] Yes [44] [Lustre] Yes [GPFS] Yes [GFS] Yes [44] [NILFS] No [ReiserFS] Yes [44] [Reiser4] No [OCFS] No [OCFS2] No [XFS] Yes [JFS] Yes [QFS] Yes [BFS] No [AdvFS] Yes [NSS] Yes [NWFS] Yes [ODS-5] Yes [VxFS] Yes [UDF] Yes [Fossil] No [ZFS] Yes [VMFS2] No [VMFS3] No [ISO 9660:1988] No [Joliet ("CDFS")] No [ISO 9660:1999] No [High Sierra] No [File system_48]

Output: Access control lists

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Input: [File system] Security/ MAC labels [CP/M file system] No [DECtape] No [Elektronika BK tape format] No [Level-D] No [RT-11] No [V6FS] No [V7FS] No [FAT12] No [FAT16] No [FAT32] No [HPFS] ? [NTFS] Yes[41] [HFS] No [HFS Plus] ? [FFS] No [UFS1] Yes [42] [UFS2] Yes [42] [LFS] No [ext2] Yes [44] [ext3] Yes [44] [ext4] Yes [44] [Lustre] Yes [GPFS] Yes [GFS] Yes [44] [NILFS] No [ReiserFS] Yes [44] [Reiser4] No [OCFS] No [OCFS2] No [XFS] Yes [44] [JFS] Yes [QFS] No [BFS] No [AdvFS] No [NSS] ? [NWFS] ? [ODS-5] ? [VxFS] ? [UDF] No [Fossil] No [ZFS] No [50] [VMFS2] No [VMFS3] No [ISO 9660:1988] No [Joliet ("CDFS")] No [ISO 9660:1999] No [High Sierra] No [File system_48]

Output: Security/ MAC labels

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