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Comment on Should Women fight on the front lines?…they do in Narnia by $$$ ginette $$$

$$$ ginette $$$ — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 18:03:12 +0000

e$ k cuando vi las cronicas de narnia y el principe caspian estaba tan emo$ionada de la alecria era la niña mas feli$ del mundo os lo juro y me gustaria conoceros es k me siento sola y nadie me conprende sabes peter eres lo mas bonito del mundo y cuando te enfadabas e$tabas tan bueno como un queso chaval pox chao atodos cuidaros

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The End…or the beginning | Byrnesys Blabberings — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 17:40:38 +0000

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Comment on 21st Century Missions: We gain more from short-term missions that we give by C. Holland

C. Holland — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 17:19:52 +0000

Hey Liam! Thanks for the shout out for Missionary Confidential.

“who ever heard of a long term missionary who didn’t first go on a short term missions…” I agree with you, but unfortunately I’ve seen people arrive in my field for long-term without ever being here before, oddly enough. It usually means they end up not sticking around as they weren’t prepared.

And thank you for the link to David Livermore’s paper. I realise he was citing other parts of the world, but most of our national pastors in my field would have reacted the same way. Most informative and helpful stuff!

Comment on Facebook Status on your WordPress Blog Sidebar by Anton

Anton — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 16:29:20 +0000

Thats really strange.. Ive not experienced anything like that.

Comment on 21st Century Missions: We gain more from short-term missions that we give by Sam Rich

Sam Rich — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 02:36:33 +0000

Preach it Brother! Read my latest blog post, its along these lines.

Bless up, For Him and other YWAM Lingo :p

Comment on 21st Century Missions: We gain more from short-term missions that we give by Brunettekoala

Brunettekoala — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 12:58:31 +0000

Amen to that!

Comment on 21st Century Missions: We gain more from short-term missions that we give by Ian Matchett

Ian Matchett — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 09:44:59 +0000

Well said, short termers make long termers! Plus the impact we have had by hosting short term teams has been huge. When people come with the attitude of serving the long term vision, they leave lasting fruit in the location, as well as in their own lives.

Comment on Blackberry Touch by Jean

Jean — Sat, 13 Jun 2009 04:29:03 +0000

Dude, seems like the Blackberry definately has some bugs to work out, but windows mobile is realible…we’ll see how they work it out, by the way i ran
accross this site the other day and the idea behind it was quite interesting. This website offers a service where you can have 2 phones lines and 2 voicemail feed into one phone.
Check it out…

http://www.secondvoice.com

We’ll see if Blackberry listens to thier clients’ complaints…

Comment on Guitar tone: Es Bueno reviews finding the right overdrive by Arni Zachariassen

Arni Zachariassen — Thu, 28 May 2009 23:11:44 +0000

A new one is around £150-200 in the States (which is where I’m getting mine from). It’s not TOO steep. Maybe for an overdrive, yeah, but I’ve paid that amount for other pedals. Think my Boss delay pedal (DD-5, if I remember correctly) cost something to that effect. For a hand made and, of course, hand painted pedal, it’s pretty good.
What I like about that Super Duper one is that it relies purely on overdriving the amp. There aren’t any fiddly EQs muddying up the sound. It’s just you and the amp – making sweet aural love! :) Not that EQs on pedals are that fiddly, but you know what I mean. I did own a Boss Metal Zone back in the day which was very fiddly though..
I haven’t really tried any TC stuff. They’re Danish, right? I know their reputation and by all accounts they live up to it.
I’ve used a Boss OD something overdrive for many years. It has a boost function. I think they call it “Turbo”, which is a bit gay. I supplement it with one of those foot switches, to engage the boost. It’s very dynamic and, provided the amp plays along, let’s me go from almost clean to metal in the turn of the volume button. Very versatile.