On Wed, 27 Nov 2002 20:08:46 -0600 Gary Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I find that the thing that brings me the greatest peace during this
time
of troubles and uncertainty is being in the temple. I can leave all
the
terrorists, unemployment, recession, Democrats, and all the other
Did I read this correctly? Did you say that denying yourself the
blessings
of the temple IS the way to face problems?
Inquiring minds
You guys are putting me on a guilt trip. :-(
eeesh
Paul O
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Sign
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On Wed, 27 Nov 2002 21:20:25 -0600 Gary Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
A sage plumber I once visited at his throne on a high pile, er,
mountain
of, er, uh, well anyway he told me that there are two secrets
to
plumbing:
The good water comes up, and
A sage plumber I once visited at his throne on a high pile, er, mountain
of, er, uh, well anyway he told me that there are two secrets to
plumbing:
The good water comes up, and the dirty water goes down the hole.
Most people only mix these cardinal rules up once at most. (unless you
are
I'm planning to have for lunch a turkey and cheese sandwich with milk
and a banana for desert whenever I have the need to be sharp in the
evening.
We went out to eat on Thanksgiving. No extra turkey here.
Paul O
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Paul,
One of the first principles to serving in the Temple is to first be
properly prepared. Make sure you're ready. Make sure you _know_ you're
ready. Work with your bishop on this, he can really be a lot of help.
When you both have determined that the time is right, then you can go
Stephen Beecroft wrote:
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Marc, I'm baffled at your insistent glee on this topic.
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Wresting a scriptural passage for particular emphasis--
But behold, it is the effect of a frenzied mind; and this derangement of
your minds comes because of the traditions of Canadians and leftist
by William L. Anderson
[Posted November 29, 2002]
In a recent newspaper interview, Al Gore finally came out of the
socialist closet and declared that the solution to what he deems as a
crisis in U.S. medical care is for the government to impose a single
payer system. While some folks might
What stake are you in, Jon? If you look at your stake map on
www.gatheringofisrael.com (and drill down to the appropriate level; the Atlas is
on the left hand side of the main page), you can see the wards (black squares) and
branches (yellow squares) I have as per the date indicated on the map. If
Stephen Beecroft wrote:
-Marc-
And Jim never did admit he was wrong in his initial report.
Why should he? He wasn't wrong.
Yes he was. He claimed a politician made a public statement. She's not a
politician, and her comment was not public. The Toronto Star article he referred
to made
Stephen Beecroft wrote:
-Marc-
Odd that we get critized for merely reacting to the U.S. but now
a truly insignificant molehill is over-shadowed by a mountain,
and all the
Marc, I'm baffled at your insistent glee on this topic. I have seen no
mountain regarding this. I would have
Jewish World Review Nov. 27, 2002 / 22 Kislev 5763
Thomas Sowell
Gun Control myths: Part II
http://www.NewsAndOpinion.com
Talking facts to gun control zealots is only likely to make them angry.
But the rest of us need to know what the facts are. More than that, we
need to know that much
Now a few words to the brethren and sisters upon the doctrine and
ordinances of the house of God. All who have lived on the earth
according to the best light they had, and would have received the
fulness of the Gospel had it been preached to them, are worthy of a
glorious resurrection, and
Thank you, Jim, for putting this out here. I love to read the Discourses
of Brigham Young This book has been a great comfort to me and I have
learned so much from it. Each time I read it again, I learn something
new (hmmm, go figure). This particular passage is full of hope--it is
beautiful
Sorry...no can do! The filling and thus the pie turned out great did not
last long!
:-)
Heidi the fair
[Original Message]
From: Steven Montgomery [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 11/28/2002 8:46:33 AM
Subject: Re: [ZION] December's Friend mag
Cool!
Kin ya send me some
Yesterday morning (28/11) my wife was up early and saw the meteor of her
life. A very bright greenish-white fireball that lasted for 7 seconds
streaked from east to west across the southern sky. Local scientists
think it hit the surface near Drayton Valley, some 50 km SW of us.
--
Marc A.
At 09:58 PM 11/28/2002, you wrote:
Gary Smith:
A sage plumber I once visited at his throne on a high pile,
er, mountain of, er, uh, well anyway he told me that there
are two secrets to plumbing:
The good water comes up, and the dirty water goes down
the hole.
___
Did he say
Cool. 7 seconds is a long time for a meteor to streak across the sky. Must
have been spectacular.
--
Steven Montgomery
At 06:04 PM 11/29/2002, you wrote:
Yesterday morning (28/11) my wife was up early and saw the meteor of her
life. A very bright greenish-white fireball that lasted for 7
Funny thing is, I've got a YM in the TQ from Canada who is always cold, yet
he still has his Canadian habit of not bringing a coat when the temp gets
below 40F.
Jon
Marc A. Schindler wrote:
For those who live in Myanmar, Liberia andshoot, the 3rd country
still not on metric escapes me at
The secret is even easier to unravel. The US has the NEA! And they are
getting better, since we used to be 14th.
Jon
- Original Message -
From: Marc A. Schindler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 28, 2002 1:29 AM
Subject: [ZION] consistent testing found
Unfortunately, however, many members of the Church are not true Christians,
and many members of other Churches are (which, of course, is not
unfortunate - the only unfortunate thing is that they are not in the true
Church).
Jon
John W. Redelfs wrote:
There are two kinds of Christianity in the
So who's keeping score? Who even remembers your challenge? (Well, now that
you mention it :-)
Noj
Marc A. Schindler wrote:
Perhaps, but I'm still hearing flak from USAmericans (perhaps not on this
list
anymore). And Jim never did admit he was wrong in his initial report.
Gary Smith
Oh, I should have added another story to this. The time I proposed to my wife there was
a big shooting star, too. We were in Heber Canyon State Park, I think it's called. Up
beyond Y Mountain anyway. It was a branch activity (marshmallow roast) and we went for
a romantic little walk together away
At 06:04 PM 11/29/02 -0700, Marc A. Schindler wrote:
Yesterday morning (28/11) my wife was up early and saw the meteor of her
life. A very bright greenish-white fireball that lasted for 7 seconds
streaked from east to west across the southern sky. Local scientists
think it hit the surface near
Wow -- thanks! I'm going to print this out for my wife. Not the least because she'll
be able to say she wasn't exaggerating when she said it lasted for about 7 seconds.
Ronn Blankenship wrote:
At 06:04 PM 11/29/02 -0700, Marc A. Schindler wrote:
Yesterday morning (28/11) my wife was up early
The website is currently correct. The Stake presidency submitted two
proposals. The first was to split the stake, but that was denied because we
a still a little short of the required number of members. However, they had
already authorized the building of a stake center next to the temple,
Is this the meteor I saw on Fox News? I was just walking through the room
and didn't hear the commentary. If so, it was HUGE!
Jon
- Original Message -
From: Marc A. Schindler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 29, 2002 8:58 PM
Subject: Re: [ZION] Celestial
The NEA is the teachers' Union, the National Education Association. The NEA
used to be a great organization many moons ago, but has since become very
political and agenda driven.
And it's good that SOMEONE can brag about their schools. It's a pretty hard
thing to do here about our public
I often wonder -- in all seriousness, this time -- if our body temperature and
other factors has something to do with how we feel heat. I'm rather overweight,
and you can almost hear people tell me in their minds that if I'm so danged hot
why don't I lose some weight, but the problem is that I
A Canadian device the size of a telephone is now able to provide UN
inspectors with instant analysis results simply from swabs taken from
surfaces. It can detect anthrax and several other biological warfare
agents in containers and on the surfaces of areas from where the agents
were though to be
It's hard to say - I don't think that we understand how the body actually
functions well enough yet.
The cold usually doesn't bother me. I am slightly plump at the moment
(maybe 8-10 pounds of fat that needs to be converted into something more
useful than a floatation device), but have generally
Let me know if and when it changes. I get pretty good information from a variety
of sources, but there's nothing like first-hand reports. And congratulations on
the growth in your area.
Jon Spencer wrote:
The website is currently correct. The Stake presidency submitted two
proposals. The
I don't know for sure, as I don't watch Fox News, but she was rate [that's how
they pronounce right] some impressed, as my Nova Scotia relatives would say.
Also, she corrected my earlier post. She said she saw it in the west, going from
south to north, and it was early Wednesday morning while she
No one anymore. I think the story's blown over.
Jon Spencer wrote:
So who's keeping score? Who even remembers your challenge? (Well, now that
you mention it :-)
Noj
Marc A. Schindler wrote:
Perhaps, but I'm still hearing flak from USAmericans (perhaps not on this
list
anymore).
Dear Br. Topakian,
It was nice to hear from you again. I certainly hadn't forgotten about
you. My son had read the book already while he was in Russia on his
mission, but I want to get a replacement copy, and FAIR
(www.fairlds.com) has reprinted them and I'll be able to order a copy
soon. There
Thanks for the clarification. We have similar political problems with teachers. I
actually have no problem with teachers forming unions, if they want to. But I kind
of find it odd that they consider themselves professionals yet still have
unions. It reminds me of Quebec, where ingénieurs
Too true. I guess I'm sensitive about the issue because I sweat profusely from my
face (around the front of the hairline, and then back to the nape of the neck).
But when you think about it the only way obesity would make you sweat is that you
simply can't be as active as thinner people. Some
After much pondering, Jon Spencer favored us with:
Unfortunately, however, many members of the Church are not true Christians,
and many members of other Churches are (which, of course, is not
unfortunate - the only unfortunate thing is that they are not in the true
Church).
I agree that many
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