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He Is My Everything ( tune there goes my only possession )

Sun, 07 Sep 2008 18:27:55 GMT

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He Is My Everything

I long to be His possession
Oh, He is my everything

I remember my days of darkness
Without sunshine or sight to lead the way
But a whisper of His voice softly calling
To the arms of my Maker to stay

He is my reason for living,
Oh He is the king of all kings
I long to be His possession,
Oh, He is my everything

After the lighting and thunder
After the last bell has rung
I want to bow down before Him
And hear Him say well done

He is my reason for living
Oh He is the king of all kings
I long to be His possession
Oh, He is my everything
I long to be His possession
Oh, He is my everything

Funny Animals

Sun, 07 Sep 2008 11:39:05 GMT

clipped by: xpersianx

Clip Source: www.darkroastedblend.com

Best hair since Elvis

Mary River turtles! See more of these beauties from Sunshine Coast, Australia, in this photo set:

Tags: animals

Solar Will Beat Oil

Fri, 05 Sep 2008 21:29:06 GMT

clipped by: gingembre
clipper's remarks: This article gives me some hope.

A bit more: "Enough total solar energy shines on the earth during a 40-minute period of time to power the entire world economy for a year. We only need to harness a tiny portion of this sunshine to make a huge difference in the world: environmentally, politically and economically."

Clip Source: www.motherearthnews.com

This Habitat for Humanity house utilizes solar thermal collectors and photovoltaic panels.

Photovoltaic (PV) panels turn sunlight directly into electricity, and production and conversion efficiencies of this hardware are skyrocketing

Industry analysts think the price of photovoltaics will drop to $1 per installed watt by 2010. That’s a magic number because it’s the point at which solar-generated electricity becomes competitive with electricity produced from fossil fuels

Several countries are right on top of this

March 2007, Spain began requiring all new, non-residential buildings to generate a portion of their electricity with photovoltaics

China is poised to become the world’s largest producer of photovoltaic cells this year

Germany now boasts more than 300,000 buildings with solar panels

as fossil fuels become more expensive and politically troublesome, those early “kick-start” subsidies offered by forward-looking governments will look like good investments indeed

Tags: solar power

sunshine coast mortgage broker

Wed, 03 Sep 2008 10:12:12 GMT

clipped by: kuhsd399
clipper's remarks: sunshinecoastmortgagebrokers@gmail.com
Home Loans &/ Mortgage Brokers Finance, Sunshine Coast mortgage broker Chris Davidson mortgage broker on the sunshine coast with over 12 years experience in home lending, car finance, building finance, investment loans home loans

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sunshine coast mortgage broker

Wed, 03 Sep 2008 10:05:39 GMT

clipped by: kuhsd399
clipper's remarks: sunshinecoastmortgagebrokers@gmail.com

Home Loans &/ Mortgage Brokers Finance, Sunshine Coast mortgage broker Chris Davidson mortgage broker on the sunshine coast with over 12 years experience in home lending, car finance, building finance, investment loans home loans

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Tags: sunshine coast mortgage broker, home loans

Sunshine coast mortgage broker

Wed, 03 Sep 2008 10:01:02 GMT

clipped by: kuhsd399
clipper's remarks: sunshinecoastmortgagebrokers@gmail.com

Home Loans &/ Mortgage Brokers Finance, Sunshine Coast mortgage broker Chris Davidson mortgage broker on the sunshine coast with over 12 years experience in home lending, car finance, building finance, investment loans home loans

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sunshine coast mortgage broker

Wed, 03 Sep 2008 09:53:12 GMT

clipped by: kuhsd399
clipper's remarks: sunshinecoastmortgagebrokers@gmail.com Home Loans &/ Mortgage Brokers Finance, Sunshine Coast mortgage broker Chris Davidson mortgage broker on the sunshine coast with over 12 years experience in home lending, car finance, building finance, investment loans home loans

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Sunshine

Wed, 03 Sep 2008 02:17:54 GMT

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Four Leaf Clover Group-twD2008

Tue, 02 Sep 2008 20:23:16 GMT

clipped by: pi82nk
clipper's remarks: كامل بدون ملفات / سباقات وشاطيء بحر

Clip Source: www.crunchyroll.com

Four Leaf Clover Group

Jun 29, 2008

four leaf clover, heart of fencing, sunshine heartbeat, dressage to win

Tags: twd

Amsterdam Dance Event

Tue, 02 Sep 2008 02:21:29 GMT

clipped by: Juan da Cruz
clipper's remarks: The very best of international Dj´s will soon arrive to the Dutch capitol.

Clip Source: blog.welikeitindie.com

Amsterdam Dance Event announces first festival names 

The Amsterdam Dance Event is the worlds biggest club festival and Europe’s main electronic and dance music conference. Taking place from 22nd – 25th October, ADE organizers have expand the event with an extra festival and conference day due to the events increased popularity. With over 700 DJ's/artists performing in 40 of Amsterdam’s finest venues to a festival audience of 80,000, Amsterdam will become Europe’s club capital for 4 days and nights.

ADE has announced the first festival names that includes Sebastien Tellier, Tommie Sunshine, Paul van Dyk, Chocolate Puma, The Subs and Armin van Buuren to name a few. Click here to see the confirmed long-ass list of djs/acts.

Here's a tune from one of the confirmed artists, The Subs. The song is included on their latest Papillon EP and it's remixed by Japan's best Shinichi Osawa. The EP can be found now on iTunes.

Green Roofs Offer More Than Color for the Skyline

Sat, 30 Aug 2008 15:10:44 GMT

clipped by: zalisan
clipper's remarks: When sunshine hits a blacktop roof, it heats the building beneath it as well as the area nearby. When it hits plants on a roof, in contrast, the plants not only absorb the sunshine, but cool the air when the water in their leaves evaporates.

Temperatures on buildings with green roofs are up to 30 percent lower during the daytime in the summer than they are on those with conventional roofs, which means that tenants on the floors below do not have to run their air-conditioning as much. Con Ed has teamed up with Columbia University’s Center for Climate Systems Research to evaluate the benefits, using rooftop sensors to measure the temperature, wind and water runoff. Con Edison said it hoped to use the findings to encourage customers to install green roofs themselves.

David Westman, the resource conservation coordinator at Con Edison, said, “It’s not only the right thing to do, but it can make economic sense.”

Clip Source: www.nytimes.com

The roof of a Con Edison training center in Long Island City is covered with sedum, an absorbent plant typically found in deserts.

The thousands of recently planted green and purple shrublike sedum lining the roof of Con Edison’s training center in Long Island City look a bit out of place in the shadow of Manhattan’s skyline.

But the tiny absorbent leaves and modest but hardy roots of the sedum — typically found in desert climates — are at the center of a growing effort to reduce greenhouse gases, rainwater runoff and electricity demand in New York.

This month, Gov. David A. Paterson approved tax abatements to developers and building owners who install green roofs, or a layer of vegetation and rock that absorbs rainwater, insulates buildings and extends the lives of roofs. Sedum, which soaks up water quickly and releases it slowly, is an ideal plant for the job.

The best locations for green roofs are buildings with large, flat tops well exposed to the sun.

it can make economic sense.

A Bit of Rationalism

Fri, 29 Aug 2008 18:37:59 GMT

clipped by: AtlLiberal
clipper's remarks: It's always positive to point out what is myth and what is reality. Often they are confused, especially by people who depend so much on myth. The attached clip offers a bit of sunshine to brighten up those dark corners of peoples brains.

Clip Source: atheism.about.com

Myth:

Atheists are angry at God because they think He should have done something for them in their pasts.

Response:
The idea that atheists are angry in general is itself already quite popular, but the myth that atheists are angry specifically at God for not having done what they want may be more popular. This combines the idea that atheists are angry, that they are prideful enough to think that they know better than God, and that they are rebelling against what God wants for the world. Atheists are thus attacked from a variety of convenient directions, except for the fact that the claim is all wrong.

The most obvious reason why everyone should recognize that this myth is false is the simple fact that you can't be angry at God unless you believe that God exists. This means that anyone who is angry at God must be a theist, not an atheist — an atheist is a person who doesn't believe in any gods at all. Atheists therefore cannot be angry at any gods.

Tags: atheism, religion, logic, rational

TD and the Sunshine Labs:-)

Fri, 29 Aug 2008 17:34:02 GMT

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Clip Source: snapshot.parade.com

Container Gardening

Fri, 29 Aug 2008 04:36:12 GMT

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Clip Source: www.kidsgardening.com

Container Gardening in the Schoolyard

If you have little space, poor soil, or are surrounded by cement and blacktop, you can still have a thriving youth garden project – in containers. And because plants in containers depend, in large part, on the gardener to meet their needs, they can inspire a variety of student-designed growing investigations. We've compiled a comprehensive “short course” to prepare you for exploring this handy and creative horticultural technique with your students.

Background and Lessons

Why Root for Container Gardens?
Choosing Containers
Plants for Containers

Planting and Maintenance

Lesson: Hello Sunshine! - Students use container gardens to observe the impact of different amounts of light on plant growth.

Lesson: Container Gardening Soil Investigations - Students experiment with different growing media to demonstrate its importance for healthy plant growth.

school yard law

Fri, 29 Aug 2008 00:05:00 GMT

clipped by: zadoz
clipper's remarks: take no risks,don't get sued

Clip Source: www.news.com.au

Legal cases mount up over schoolyard injuries

CHILDREN are suing schools for hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages for injuries caused while playing games such as tiggy.

Nearly 100 lawsuits were filed against the State of Queensland for injuries suffered by schoolchildren in the last financial year.

One child is asking the court to award her $280,000 plus interest after she hurt herself playing tiggy (chase) in the schoolyard when she was six.

Another launched a lawsuit last month claiming more than $136,000 for an injury she says she suffered while high jumping during a Sunshine Coast school carnival.

The revelation that schoolyards are becoming fertile ground for litigation follows public outcry over the banning of cartwheels, handstands and somersaults at a north Queensland school and admissions by Education Minister Rod Welford that fear of legal action was partly behind the decision.

Tags: schools, injuries, law