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Camilla Parker-Bowles' Role on 'The Crown' Has Yet to Be Cast — But We've Got Some Star Predictions!
Feb 3, 2018 5:00 pm·
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Though The Crown's third season won't premiere on Netflix until 2019, we're already starting to piece together a picture of what to expect from Olivia Colman's on-screen reign. Details of plot and cast are scarce so far — as yet, Olivia's is the only name to receive an official announcement from the show's producers, while Helena Bonham Carter has been as good as confirmed as the next Princess Margaret in an Instagram post from outgoing Crown star Vanessa Kirby.
What we do know, however, is that season three will introduce a twenty-something Prince Charles, Camilla Parker-Bowles, and, briefly, a young Princess Diana, as major players as the drama's focus expands to encompass a new generation of royals.
The apocryphal story of Camilla's first encounter with the Prince of Wales has the pair meeting at a polo match in 1971, with the future Duchess of Cornwall reminding Charles that their ancestors had history — Alice Keppel, her great-grandmother, was a famous mistress of King Edward VI.
Whether or not you believe this to be Camilla's exact opening line, she and the Prince soon struck up a relationship, despite her not being considered the "right" sort of woman by Palace elders, one which would persist, on and off, through their respective marriages (to Andrew Parker-Bowles in 1973, and Diana in 1981).
It's not hard to see why playing the People's Princess might be an appealing proposition for any young actress, but the role of Camilla is a trickier one. The Charles-Camilla-Diana dynamic, after all, will cast a shadow over at least two future seasons of The Crown — for this royal love triangle to work, each of its three points must be compelling enough to avoid falling into a black hole of '80s tabloid headlines (a fate that Ryan Murphy's Feud: Charles and Diana will either side-step or lean into when it tackles the same territory).
Whether the show's producers chose to pick an established name, a rising star or a relative newcomer, we have plenty of suggestions. Scroll down to see who we would love to see play Camilla on The Crown!
This post was written by Katie Rosseinsky. It originally appeared on our sister site, Now to Love.
The Game of Thrones star has already been touted as a top choice for The Crown's Princess Diana, but she'd be a strong contender when it comes to picking Diana's arch-rival, too. What's important is our familiarity with 21-year-old Sophie — we've spent seven seasons rooting for her as Sansa Stark on GoT, so for better or worse, we'd probably be better disposed to her Camilla than, say, a total unknown in the same role.
A disclaimer: after watching three-time (yes, that's three-time) Oscar nominee Saoirse Ronan in Lady Bird, we're firmly of the opinion that she should be cast in everything forthwith, The Crown included. Like the show's departing Queen, Claire Foy, the 23-year-old can seemingly convey an infinitesimal number of emotions with just a glance, and while she'd be equally qualified to play a young Lady Di, she'd certainly make the role of Camilla a compelling one.
Honestly, we're surprised that Juno Temple hasn't already joined the cast of The Crown, given that she has a habit of popping up in each and every British period drama made from 2007 onwards. It only seems right, then, that she should get a look in for season three!
Downton Abbey alum Laura Carmichael not only bears a striking resemblance to the Duchess of Cornwall, but she's well-versed in playing roles that involve challenging aristocracy (looking at you, Lady Edith Crawley).
Remember Bonnie Wright? She played Ginny Weasley in the Harry Potter franchise that you, like us, may or may not have watched on repeat every other holiday break. The role of young Camilla could be the big break post-Potter Bonnie has been waiting for.
Maybe it's just us, but couldn't British actress Lucy Boynton definitely pass as a younger, Hollywood-ified Camilla? Passing resemblances aside, the 24-year-old already has one Netflix role to her name (in the short-lived psychological drama Gypsy), along with a string of films (including the brilliant but overlooked musical Sing Street and the forthcoming Freddie Mercury biopic, Bohemian Rhapsody).
BAFTA Rising Star nominee Florence Pugh is a formidable and captivating presence on screen — just watch her in Lady Macbeth for proof. Next up are roles in Fighting with My Family, a WWE dramedy co-starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, John Le Carré's adaptation of The Little Drummer Girl, and a BBC take on King Lear, so she's nothing if not versatile.
Holliday Grainger is one of those stars who are reliably great in all that they do, whether that's bringing a much-needed human element to the screen version of posh boy drama The Riot Club or as an upbeat foil to the grizzled lead detective in the BBC's Strike series. A role in Netflix juggernaut like The Crown would give her profile a deserved boost in the US, too. Fun fact: she hails from Manchester, England just like Claire Foy!
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As everyone knows, the Greek islands are one of the most vibrant touristic destinations in the world. Now, the prestigious travel magazine Conde Nast Traveler has published a list of the 14 most beautiful Greek islands that everyone should visit at least once.
The landscape of Hydra and the color of its waters (Courtesy of The Tiny Book).
According to the magazine, there is nothing to worry about if Hydra lacks many beaches as it is always possible to find a rock to dive into some of the purest waters of the world.
The Coast of Paleokastritsa, Corfu (Courtesy of The Tiny Book).
Conde Nast describes Corfu as the cosmopolitan capital of the Ionian, a charming mix of different colonial influences, including Italian, British and French.
Elia Beach, Mykonos (Courtesy of The Tiny Book).
An island made of exclusive experiences and wild party evenings which, according to Cone Nast Traveler, has attracted glamorous hedonists from the 1960s.
Famous beach Mirtos on Kefalonia.
A landscape that continues to meet every expectation, the magazine puts Kefalonia as one of the Greek islands nobody should miss exploring at least once in their lifetime.
The landscape of Oia, Santorini.
Of course, Santorini is a jewel that could not escape this prestigious list. The result of a volcanic eruption below the heart of Santorini 3,500 years ago, leaving, as a result, a collection of black-sand beaches, vertical rocks of psychedelic shades and rumors about the myth of Atlantis.
Navagio beach, the most famous landmark of Zante.
The greenest island in Greece, according to Conde Nast, has earned its place in the list as well. It is a place where landscape is king and travel experiences are endless.
Home to ancient ruins, snowy peaks and countless beaches of incredible diversity, Crete also found its place on the list. With a sunny climate almost all year round, Crete is well known for its gastronomy and its authentic lifestyle.
Conde Nast Magazine tells us that when writer Lawrence Durrell arrived in Rhodes after World War II, he found an island destroyed by centuries of crusades and conquerors. However, since then, Rhodes has reinvented itself as one of the top destinations in Greece.
The landscape of Symi island.
According to the magazine, Symi is the island with the most beautiful port in Greece. However, this tiny gem in the Aegean has certainly more to offer to those who visit.
Portara, Naxos (Courtesy of Gabi Ancarola).
The impressively green island of Naxos has lots to offer to those seeking a full Greek holiday experience. It is rich in ancient sites, amazing gastronomy and spectacular beaches. According to Conde Nast, it is no wonder that it was described by Herodotus as "the happiest of the islands".
Agios Petros Beach, Tinos (Courtesy of GTP).
Short of words to describe the religious island of Tinos, Conde Nast also places the island on the list. Tinos is the ideal place for a relaxing holiday with the family.
The unique lighthouse of Andros.
Its impressively rich vegetation made the magazine include Andros as one of the Greek islands to visit since it is truly differentiated from its neighbors in the Cyclades. Ancient Greeks used to call it Hydrusa because of its many waterfalls and springs.
Church of the Virgin Mary, Sifnos.
With a glorious fame originating from its gastronomy, here you can forget all about the souvlaki and the moussaka. Conde Nast Magazine tells us that in Sifnos, chickpeas and capers are the leading characters in the local taverns.
The magnificent Castle of Astypalea.
Known as the butterfly of Greece due to its shape, Astypalea is a relaxed island with a slow rhythm and an elemental lifestyle. It is an easy reach from Athens.
Check Gabi Ancarola's travel guide to Patmos, exploring all the holy places on the island.
An island with a character developed from the medieval monastery of Saint John, Patmos is not only a religious center but also a refined place to visit in the Dodecanese.


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THE TIGHT ENDS
Brody Eldridge has completed two seasons with Indianapolis. Overshadowed at times by other Colts tight ends in previous years, Eldridge is ready as his team with a new staff and approach starts to get ready for 2012.
INDIANAPOLIS – Tight end Brody Eldridge has seen a little of everything in his two years with the Indianapolis Colts.
A fifth-round pick in the 2010 draft, he was joining a team that had just made the Super Bowl in an eighth consecutive playoff season. Eldridge opened eight of 14 rookie appearances as the Colts won 10 or more games for a ninth straight year and qualified for the post-season again.
In 2011, Eldridge started eight of 13 outings. The club, however, had its first non-winning season since 2001, something he did not experience in college, nor had most teammates experienced in Indianapolis. Losing was rough, but Eldridge focused on his development.
"My first two years have been what I thought they would be," said Eldridge. "It's been tough, especially having the losing record. It was the first time that happened in a while. It was not something we had expected but other than that, my first two years have been everything I thought it would be.
"I have come along fine physically for the most part. I hurt my knee my first year and had a couple of surgeries done after that season. I worked on that the last off-season. Last year, I had a hand injury but other than that, I was okay. It is a physical game, definitely a step up from college. I think I am coming along like all players do their first couple of years, and I'm excited about this upcoming season."
Eldridge came from an Oklahoma program where he was used more extensively in the running game than in getting open downfield. The Colts have a new head coach in Chuck Pagano and a virtually-rebuilt staff that could put a heavier emphasis on the ground game. Eldridge is ready for anything he can do.
"I think one of my strengths is my in-line blocking," said Eldridge. "It was something I had done before coming here. I'm excited about that. I like it a lot, and it will be a challenge for me. I have been looked at as the blocking tight end. I played more of that style in college. At Oklahoma, we had Jermaine Gresham to run the routes, while I blocked. It worked out well there. I think it can work out here. I think it plays to my skills."
Eldridge feels any possible system changes will be a relatively easy adjustment.
"I think it will be easier for me to do than if I were farther along in my career," said Eldridge. "I just learned a new system coming in. The younger guys like me learned it, but we were not as ingrained in it as some of the other veterans. There may be less to unlearn, so to speak. I think I can adapt well to whatever changes we have. It comes down to work and attention to detail."
With the Colts, he has been exposed to quality tight ends in Dallas Clark and Jacob Tamme. Both have put up prolific numbers, and Eldridge has learned from both.
"From Dallas and Jacob I learned how to be a pro, how to take care of your body," said Eldridge. "I learned a pretty good schedule from them off the field about when to watch film, when to watch extra film, how to handle the non-practice times of the season. A young player can use good examples of how to transition to the NFL. The game is faster and this level is all business. It's all football. It's also important to be even-keeled and be able to react to the things this game throws at you. You learn a lot on your own before you get here, but you can learn other things by watching teammates and listening to coaches."
The adjustments to the NFL are real for every young player. Eldridge has seen what it takes to get conditioned to the league.
"For me, this game was much more of a mental challenge than physical. The game is quite a bit quicker than college, but I felt I was comfortable with the physical part," he said. "The mental part is tougher because of the things you have to learn with the offense and to be ready for anything that could be called. One thing about this league is the work you have to put in away from the field. It's something people never really see.
"I think the other parts of my game are coming along. I've improved on my route-running and catching. Those are two things I have focused on. I'm not saying that I am great or am an all-round tight end yet, but I'm improving on it. It takes work and extra time, but I'm happy to do it. I want to establish myself as a top professional. You always have to take the approach that you can get better. There are things to learn, fundamentals to work on and ways to improve. You have to keep your eyes and ears open for ways to make yourself better. That's the way you get to stay in the league."
Eldridge has been active for 27 of 32 possible career games. He has 14 receptions for 84 yards, and he is focused on improving and contributing more in his third year.
"When I started, guys told me how I would be surprised how quickly it will go. I believed them, and now I've lived it," said Eldridge. "It's really gone quickly so far. We made the playoffs my first year and last year we didn't. I'm like every player. You put things behind you so you can focus ahead. I'm looking at this year, and I am ready to do whatever the coaches ask of me.
"Last year showed me that anybody can beat anybody in this league. I was aware of that from the outset of my career, and we always had done a good job of looking at things one week at a time. Last year reinforced what we knew. We worked hard, but things just didn't add up for us. It was tough, but this is a new year."
Eldridge is from La Cynge, Kansas, a town of about 1,200 people that is not far from Kansas City. Indianapolis is a good geographic fit for Eldridge, and he is like all Colts and NFL players when he returns home periodically.
"I think we all get the same types of questions regardless of where we are from," said Eldridge. "Family and friends always want to know what certain teammates are like. You also get questions about, 'What's it like going against Jason Taylor?' The NFL is such a high-profile, year-round sport that people all have questions for you. We're lucky as players to be in a job that fascinates people, and it is important to understand how much this game means to them."
Clark was slowed with a leg injury in 2011, and he has been released by the club. Clark had 427 career receptions for 4,887 yards and 46 touchdowns, setting the franchise positional records in receptions and touchdowns. Tamme is not under contract with the club. He started five of 16 appearances last year and had 19 receptions for 177 yards and one touchdown. Anthony Hill started two of seven appearances in the second half of the season.

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NewTek Discussions > LightWave 3D User Community > LW - Gallery - Finished > Airport interior.
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This is an model/image I have worked on in my spare time the last weeks. This is my best Lightwave work so far, and even though I know I can improve it even futher, I think this is as far as I will go for now.
Thanks for all the inputs provided in the WIP thread, it´s been an inspiration and I have learned a lot through this project!
Nice attention to detail - I liked the seams on the multi-panel display showing Earth! The blue 'gate' signs with the man and woman logo look a little horizontally stretched to me?
But one thing seems strange. The scale.
Looking at the door to the toilets then looking to the escalators the scale seems off to me. If the escalators scale is right (which is looks like) it looks like you would be hitting your head to get through the doors.
srry but I have to hurry: my plane leaves in 5 min.
Octagon: Thanks, I agree to the blown out area, if I do render it again, I will fix it!
STarbase1:thanks for noticing the seams, they are also in the sign that you think look stretched, I am not sure it is stretched, but I am sure it could be better.
Nakaleen:Thanks for a heartwarming comment on it looking like a photo, you are the first to comment the scale, but I think you are on to something, something I might have missed... I will look into that if I decide to rerender it, thanks!
Polycount is way to high, actually I don´t know how to find out, when I select all polys in modeller it just shows *****... I need to read the manual more carefully... I am sure its above 1 million though.
Lukesutherland : The camera IS to high, I never put any thought into that animation, just set up a camera move, cause I wanted to see my model in 3D... next time I will be in eye-height, thanks for pointing it out though.
Veljiko: I agree, but texturing for a used look hasen´t been my priority this time.
Your're getting close now friend. Just imagine what the next level will look like!


Just working out an old Dylan song and thought id record it, being English i couldn't bring myself to sing the word "mama"
clueless on the song but this sounded cool!
Never heard this Dylan song before, a fine introduction.
Great vocal performance, and captured really well. Makes me smile!
Hey Ant, an absolutely fine rendition of a classic Dylan song.
Not of fan of Dylan's voice, but he's written a lot of great songs. A lot of great sounding people who have sung his songs. You are one of them. Great job!!


I just wanted to provide a quick run-down of Wyndham Hotels & Resorts. When you stay at Wyndham brands, you can earn Wyndham Rewards. Unfortunately, the points expire 4 years after being posted to our accounts. Furthermore, points will also expire if there is no activity after 18 consecutive months.
You earn 10 points for every $1 spent at Wyndham brands. Note that you only earn 5 points for every $1 spent at Hawthorn Suites.
Wyndham hotels and resorts range from very affordable ones to pay for to some very luxurious ones. Unfortunately, they do not have the greatest expiry policy, so you will need to do a little more work at keeping track of your points. The two expiry policies are brutal and are actually my deal breakers. So I personally would not be staying at Wyndham hotels or resorts for the time being.


It is an absolute outrage that the Maine State GOP thinks that with only 83 percent of Maine's votes for the 2012 Presidential Preference Poll, that they can discredit the potential votes of 7,000 members of their party, especially with only 194 votes between first and second place. It is even more of an outrage that the Maine State GOP can "call" a winner based on only that 83 percent.
At a time when the GOP needs to come together more than ever to clear out the current Obama administration, and at a time when the GOP needs to gain strength and the trust of it's members, it has made a blatant and irreversible mistake. Though the Maine State GOP still could make attempts to save face, and do the right thing, there is no guarantee that Washington County GOP members will soon forget how their party has so willingly disregarded their votes.
Ultimately whether one member of the Washington County GOP, or all 7,000 members would have made it out to vote, it is not Charlie Webster's race to call. This is the people's preference poll, not the chairman's.


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Turkey's Second Front
By MS
TURKEY'S President Turgut Ozal is inching out on a limb that hangs over his powerful southern neighbor, Iraq. The US and Turkey's other NATO allies must do what they can to keep him from falling - and also to ensure that the limb doesn't snap off from its European trunk. Although most of them are Muslims, the people of non-Arab, secular Turkey have little sympathy for the quasi-religious, aggressive pan-Arabism of Saddam Hussein's Iraq. Moreover, Turkey's political elite long ago made the strategic decision to align with the West: Turkey joined NATO as a bulwark against the Soviet Union, and it aspires to membership in the European Community.
But if Turkey's place in the coalition against Saddam isn't surprising, President Ozal's boldness is notable. After Saddam's invasion of Kuwait, Ozal shut down two Iraqi oil pipelines that cross southern Turkey. More recently, Ankara has permitted its territory to be the staging ground for a second front in the air war against Iraq, allowing American combat planes to launch sorties from Turkish bases.
Ozal's policy poses risks from at least three directions. One, obviously, is Iraq, which has threatened to retaliate against Turkey for the US air attacks. Short of a major ground offensive by Iraq, any military threat against Turkey will be containable. And Turkey's NATO allies have pledged to help defend it against a severe military threat.
But will they? That's the second big risk for Ozal. The support of most NATO members for the Gulf war is already lukewarm (Britain is the exception), and how willing will they be to engage Iraqi forces on the Turkish border? US diplomacy must be directed to shoring up Turkey's NATO backing and giving Ankara the assurance it deserves.
Finally, in his war policy Ozal has marched out far in front of many, perhaps most of his countrymen. The US or other countries can do little to strengthen Ozal's political position, but they can demonstrate to Turks that his loyalty and courage will yield long-term gains for Turkey.
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BibleForums Christian Message Board > Christ Life > Bible Chat > Blashphemy against the Holy Spirit.
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What is this sin that hath not forgivness?
The Spirit has revealed to me that this is the sin of the backslider. The ones who turn their back on the plow.
God is a Living God, and so I don't just see this as the traditional form of blasphemy, some sort of cussword or bad speech against the Spirit.
Edit: Slug1 and fewarechosen and soldier4christ by their posts have led me to add an edit. The act of not repenting against the sin of backsliding is the sin against the Holy Spirit. I should have stated the act of staying in the backslide thus denying the Holy Ghost is the sin. Also the act of denying the Holy Spirit that dwells in others.
Thank you all for expanding my understanding of this scripture as God has led you to do.
What does this mean to you?Does your "revelation" have Biblical backing? If so, which verses?
I agree that bad speech or a cussword is not blasphemy nor is backsliding cause how can we put a value on "backsliding". Peter denied Christ 3 times and IMO is a serious backslide and many Christians for whatever reason value this as blasphemy...yet Jesus came to him and brought him back... so that shoots your revelation out of the water IMHO since Peter was not only forgiven but restored.
The Bible is very specific what blasphemy is and anything that says otherwise and can't be supported with scripture is not truth.
Ah but Peter didn't have the Holy Spirit when he denied Christ 3 times. Peter didn't receive the Comforter until AFTER Christ was risen.
Here is the scripture you requested.
Does your "revelation" have Biblical backing? If so, which verses?
also i am curious as to what your defintion of blashpeme is in this case.
scripture says all manner of blaspheme against christ will be forgiven but not against holy ghost.
Spirit of the letter, not Spirit of the Word (meaning). The situation with Peter shows us that we can be redeemed and restored, thus forgiven if we backslide. Everyone backslides in one form or another during their relationship with Christ. I do it every day when I'm talking to a person or saying Hi to someone in the store and don't ask them if they have Christ in their life or say a simple, "God Bless you" as I walk by a stranger. Like I said, what is the "value" of backsliding? Am I denying Christ if I NEVER proclaim to others I serve God or attempt to share even the smallest drop of the Gospel on others I meet? IMO closet Christian's are practicing a backsliding relationship as God has commissioned us all to spread the Gospel and not hoard it to ourselves. I'm guilty of this at times and I'm beginning to come out of the "Christian" closet over the past few years. Now I speak about God to everyone.
Anyway, she suffered from exactly what that scripture explains and it almost cost her, her life. Now she's clean and even though her walk with Christ is slow going... it's going as she fills herself with God as He cleans her spiritually and she fills those clean spots with Christ activities, study, fellowship, church attendance (this is a big one we're working on) etc.
She is being restored, slowly... but is being restored.
so im curious to see what you think the difference isIf a person see the Holy Spirit in action, such as seeing a person pray over another person with cancer for example... and is healed... then a person was to say this healing is of the devil and not believe it's of God, has committed blasphemy. Discernment is always needed cause satan can and does imitate miracles and revelations to mislead us. The example in scripture (Matthew 12:22-37) is of Jesus delivering a man of a demon and the Pharisees associated this miracle with the devil (beelzebub) showing us what blasphemy is.
That is why denying Christ or saying He isn't real, is not blasphemy... nor is backsliding as was revealed to the OP. That is why I asked for scripture to back it up and IMO doesn't back it up.
so he repented , he didnt stay denying him that would have cost him greatly -- that is what repentence is all aboutWe're gonna turn this into a OSAS vs. NOSAS debate... I'm NOSAS so I agree. I don't agree that backsliding is unforgivable. I do agree that if a backsliden person NEVER repents even though they once had a relationship with Jesus... will remain unforgiven since they never repented and regained their relationship with God.
Blasphemy and being unrepentant are two separate sins, one is not forgivable the other is.
Then I'm curious how the story of the house being cleaned, and then the evil spirit returning with even worse demons understood by you?
We're gonna turn this into a OSAS vs. NOSAS debate... I'm NOSAS so I agree. I don't agree that backsliding is unforgivable. I do agree that if a backsliden person NEVER repents even though they once had a relationship with Jesus... will remain unforgiven since they never repented and regained their relationship with God.
oh ok then i think we are on the same page, perhaps we just had wording difficulties.
I believe that a person Denies the Holy Spirit when they refuse to listen to the Holy Spirit's instruction.
For instance, if you don't allow yourself to "feel" empathy towards those you hurt or when the Holy Spirit convicts you of something & you refuse to cave.....indefinitely. Not about stumbling but deliberately leading a blasphemous life yet claiming you love God. Deliberately rejecting His instruction when knowing full well the instructions God has placed for His followers.
I don't want this to turn into a debate on that but in a way I suppose it kinda is.
Common mistake... and it is made a lot.
When someone speaks of another with the Holy Spirit and says that they have the spirit of the devil that is blaspheme against the Holy Ghost and it happens a lot. It is a trap that many fall in, just because the Holy Spirit dwells within you it does not make YOU perfect, you are still a man in the flesh. Although we try and walk in the Spirit we fail many times.
The scriptures does tell us what it is.
Then I'm curious how the story of the house being cleaned, and then the evil spirit returning with even worse demons understood by you?That's easy if you understand spiritual warfare.
In your OP you say it was revealed to you that blasphemy is being unrepentant... that is my understanding from the way you wrote it. So, we can use scripture to back that anyone who has backsliden whether it was before or after being indwelt with the Holy Spirit.. can be forgiven and restored. But the Bible clearly states that the sin of Blasphemy cannot be and WILL NOT BE forgiven.
The revelation you have doesn't add up and that is why I asked the simple question about what scripture backs the revelation cause it must line up with the Bible 100%, not 99.99% (satans imitation of God)... to be from God.
OK, explanation of the scripture dealing with the returning demons. It explains what happens to a person who is a Christian or who becomes a Christian and doesn't fill themselves with Christ. That is why with deliverance, not may teams will ever deliver a non-Christian cause what will removing a demon cause if this person doesn't have faith in God... it will cause utter failure in helping the person cause they will be worse off then before the deliverance was done. This demon will return to party with the other demons and make life even worse.
As for a person seeking Christ and then giving themselves to Jesus and accepting Him as their Lord and Savior and THEN doing nothing to grow in that relationship will have a tough time with their faith... that is why Christian's who say they don't have to go to church, or don't have to serve on ministries within a church, or don't fellowship with other Christians have a bad time with their faith and walk with God. It's more then "just" praying and reading the Bible... it's a package deal and all this must fill that "house" that was swept clean the moment a person accepted Jesus and He moves in.
By keeping Jesus locked in one room of the "house", which is you... then that leaves the rest of the house open to problems. Each room of the now clean house must be filled with Christ and with each activity you devote to Christ fills more rooms and leaves no room for a demon to enter. Soon all rooms will be filled if you allow God to use you and you actively serve.
Christian's MUST FILL themselves with Christ and not restrict Jesus to just a single room in the house (just praying and reading the Bible). The house must be filled and as the house grows with more rooms (being pruned - John 15), more can be done for Christ as you are led to fill these additional rooms with Christ.
Praise God, I'll be developing this for my next blog!
Thank you. Yes, it kind of is.:( There is much to be learned from God to all of us. We do need to study to show ourselves approved. I suppose this is why some lean to one concept & one to another.
I thought blasphemy was attributing something to God that was not of God. Jesus was accused of blasphemy because He claimed to be God.
That's easy if you understand spiritual warfare.
By keeping Jesus locked in one room of the "house", which is you... then that leaves the rest of the house open to problems. Each room of the now clean house must be filled with Christ and with each activity you devote to Christ fills more rooms and leaves not room for a demon to enter. Soon all rooms will be filled if you allow God to use you and you actively serve.
Christian's MUST FILL themselves with Christ and not restrict Jesus to just a single room in the house (just praying and reading the Bible). The house must be filled and as the house grows with more rooms, more can be done for Christ as you are led to fill these additional rooms with Christ.
I agree with you that it takes more than prayer and reading of the bible to fulfill your Christian duties. Faith without works is dead. Fellowship is an area I lack, (that's why I'm here ;)), and I assure you I am always looking for more fellowship in these trying times. I seek to gather not scatter. What is church? Is this forum not a church where God's children gather to gain understanding and fellowship one amongst another? I do not make it a mystery that I believe in Christ. My ministry is to do my best to let the Light shine through me so that people can see the works that I do to back the words that I say, thus knowing the works are not mine but God's. Actions speak louder than words.
How can the act of not repenting against your sins when you are filled with the Holy Spirit be forgiven?
I'm saying that if a revelation is 99.99% lined up with the Bible, then it's not from God.
Blasphemy is specifically defined in the Bible and being unrepentant or backsliden isn't in that definition... at least to my understanding it isn't. But if we find scripture that backs your revelation 100% then I stand corrected and will be the first to say I was wrong.
Well then I guess it is up to us to define blasphemy. So are you saying that blasphemy is only utterings of the mouth? There in we can say that blasphemy of the Holy Ghost is only those who see others doing good deeds and rebuke them?
well said michael -- i think that is helping to deepen my understanding.
do you think someone who has the holy spirit can blaspheme against it ?
Also my understanding is expanding. I am seeing now that the act of denying the Holy Spirit whether within OR without is blaspheme.
I will edit my OP again.
Edit: Slug1 and fewarechosen by their posts have led me to add an edit. The act of not repenting against the sin of backsliding is the sin against the Holy Spirit. I should have stated the act of staying in the backslide.
Your revelation is wrong, sir.
This backslider was saved and redeemed by the blood of Christ. And I have never been the same since. God has taken this sinner to new heights and given a new love.
So, no...the backslider is not the one who is unforgiven. I can testify to that.
Please read the edit. I was also a backslider. It is the act of remaining in the state of the backslide. You have clearly come out of it, and I thank God for that.
i was thinking if one has the holy spirit then denies the teaching or works or instructions one is given from it and does not repent --that was a blaspheme against the holy spirit.
now what i find interesting is where it says --in danger of damnations.
i view it this way, just like one who has the spirit and denies it can repent. so can one who is like a pharisee --having seen.
the reason it only says "danger" is because imagine a pharisee seeing christ do that -- and hes like no way thats the devil doing it -- but then years later thinks on it again or whatever and realises wow that was god.
but hes not stuck in it because then scripture would have not said danger , it would have said he was eternally damned.
:( I hope your not saying my revelation is not of God. I strive only to reveal those things that come of God and not my own. I have had battles with powers and principalities, and still my flesh wars against the Spirit that dwells within me.
I can tell you that many of the things that the Lord showed me I did not understand for years and some I still wonder what the full meaning is. He may give you a vision or dream today and your understanding of that dream may not come for many years. I think back to Daniel and some of his visions and dreams were for not until after he was dead!
I don't think your interpretation is backed up by scripture either. We don't know what or how it was revealed to you.
one cant backslide if one doesnt have the holy spirit.
hes not backing away if he doesnt already have god.
The scripture dealing with blasphemy and what it is, is posted in this thread above. To answer your question, I feel that if a person sees the Holy Spirit in action but in their heart associates the miracle as the work of satan has committed blasphemy :hmm: I don't know. Does a person commit adultery if they physically couple with a woman who isn't their wife or if they just "think" and fantasize of the coupling in their heart?
I think they can but they are more likely not to. They understand what manner of man they themselves are and judge not lest they be judged.
They understand the grace been given to them and the gift they have received... the lord knoweth the hearts and he has mercy on who will have mercy on... who am I to judge. Will I question his mercy, I think not! I will be thankfull that he has had compassion upon me and rejoice when he has it for others! Envy is of the devil and many times this is the root of the blasphamy. The scribes were filled with envy... the people followed Christ and not them. Sometimes those with spiritual gifts are accused of being deceived by the devil.
A person who is saved and is filled with the Holy Spirit will discern a miracle as the work of God... they will praise God from such acts of the Holy Spirit. They will also be able to discern what is not of God and is an imitation miracle... these will be rebuked as such.
This is my opinion based on experience of some stuff I have witnessed.
edit: this can even be applied to a sermon given by a pastor. The Holy Spirit will let you know if a sermon is from God (Holy Spirit led) or isn't from God (from the pastor himself) and one feeds you spiritually and one does not and only pumps you up and motivates you but leaves you spiritually starved.
along with my post #25 i would like to add this.
ok it says the blashpeme against the holy ghost is not forgiven.
now when the pharisees do it he says they are in danger of eternal damnation -- not that they are eternally damned.
so we have to ponder this a little it seems.
the pharisees saw the miracle and denied it , committed the unforgivable sin --game over.
if its unforgivable and the pharisee just commited it thats it - so now how is it they are "in danger" not instantly condemned to hell.
now i feel that one who already has the holy spirit has the same issues.
if you are called to do something by the holy spirit, and you sort of press it down and ignore it --you also are blaspheming the holy spirit, you are being shown something but deny it , and unless you repent and turn back "pick up the plow" you too are in danger of hell fire. that is why scripture warns of such actions many times.
to whom much is given much is required -- you cant be given ten talents then only bring him those ten back -- we know what happens to the guy with one who buried it --he was cast into outerdarkenss--- thus unforgiven.
Just for clarification, which scripture and what translation?
yes thats the one im thinking ofOK, I don't see the "in danger of" as you put it.
Seeing the Holy Spirit in action as in the scripture example of Jesus casting out that demon and speaking against it is blasphemy that condemns you... why, cause God revealed himself and gave HARD evidence of His existence. Say God doesn't exist, speaking out against God, taking the Lords name in vain, say He doesn't exists, telling everyone I'm an atheist are all blasphemies but will be forgiven when the truth is revealed and such a person that made these statements have accepted Jesus and are wiped clean of their sin.
Seeing God revealed in action by witnessing a miracle and calling it of satan... that is the type of blasphemy that is not forgiven. Not in danger of not being forgiven... bottom line, it is not forgiven now or forever.
But he that shall blaspheme against the Holy Ghost hath never forgiveness, but is in danger of eternal damnation.Which verse is this?
I am a very simple man and am not educated to break down the Bible word for word. I read the Bible in the Spirit and allow the Holy Spirit to inform me of God's meaning. Not the meaning of each word in hopes to find a better meaning. God's word is very simple, so simple a child can understand it. We just think it should mean "more" and dissect it to the very letters of each word which filters out the meaning that God gives us through the Holy Spirit.
mark 3-29 in king jamesThis is a good example of letter of the Word vs. Spirit of the Word... so what is the bottom line meaning... Are they unforgiven or not?
A person who backslides and does not repent will be judged as a person who is an unrepentant Christian. A person who backslides and repents (re-establishes their relationship with Christ) will be judged as a repentant Christian and in all the scripture I read will be with Christ for all eternity.... since this was the OP for this thread from the get go. Then, IMO the revelation as they originally wrote was not of God. As we research this through scripture and we find that unrepentance is the same as blasphemy (the specific type that is unforgivable now and the age to come) then I will say I was wrong.
Falling away from God can be redeemed and the person restored, blasphemy against the Holy Spirit (the specific one detailed in the verse above) cannot so the revelation is not of God. Unrepentance will land you in Hell, IMO and so will blasphemy of the Holy Spirit but unrepentance can be forgiven and will be if you reestablish your relationship with Christ but if you did the specific blasphemy that is unforgivable... then no amount of I'm sorries and please forgive me's will gain you a relationship with Christ. So the two are not the same.
I like to compare translations, especially when a certain verse or verses are in question.
20-21Jesus came home and, as usual, a crowd gathered—so many making demands on him that there wasn't even time to eat. His friends heard what was going on and went to rescue him, by force if necessary. They suspected he was getting carried away with himself. 22-27The religion scholars from Jerusalem came down spreading rumors that he was working black magic, using devil tricks to impress them with spiritual power. Jesus confronted their slander with a story: "Does it make sense to send a devil to catch a devil, to use Satan to get rid of Satan? A constantly squabbling family disintegrates. If Satan were fighting Satan, there soon wouldn't be any Satan left. Do you think it's possible in broad daylight to enter the house of an awake, able-bodied man, and walk off with his possessions unless you tie him up first? Tie him up, though, and you can clean him out.
28-30"Listen to this carefully. I'm warning you. There's nothing done or said that can't be forgiven. But if you persist in your slanders against God's Holy Spirit, you are repudiating the very One who forgives, sawing off the branch on which you're sitting, severing by your own perversity all connection with the One who forgives." He gave this warning because they were accusing him of being in league with Evil.
31-32Just then his mother and brothers showed up. Standing outside, they relayed a message that they wanted a word with him. He was surrounded by the crowd when he was given the message, "Your mother and brothers and sisters are outside looking for you." 33-35Jesus responded, "Who do you think are my mother and brothers?" Looking around, taking in everyone seated around him, he said, "Right here, right in front of you—my mother and my brothers. Obedience is thicker than blood. The person who obeys God's will is my brother and sister and mother."
In my opinion, both the parts in bold at least show a connection that the unpardonable sin is to go against what you know the will of God is.
In other words, it would be like denying the blood that bought you.
1 cor 7:23 Ye are bought with a price; be not ye the servants of men.
In the Mark 3 scripture ref..Jesus said, that anyone whom does the WILL of God is His mother/brother/sister. So, as I view it, to blaspheme the holy spirit is twofold...it can be those whom say that Jesus was doing miracles by the power of satan, but, it has a significant ISSUE with whom we serve, or give allegience to...by either serving men/flesh, or serving God, and HIS will.
Those whom deny the blood that bought them have committed the unpardonable sin.
When the way of "forgiveness" is undone through false teachers, and, as Mark 3 demonstrates that is what Jesus said they were doing....then, one has fallen from grace, has come to a point where they deny the blood that gave them forgiveness to begin with, and they are cast out/cut off.....because of their unbeleif.
I think it has alot to do with "returning to the way of the flesh", that other "gospels" feed.
bill would you think someone with the holy spirit can blaspheme against it ?
its not a trick question just curious lolYou ought to start a poll thread, this would be a good discussion.
My answer is no... see post #30 above.
its like i feel it well up in me , the sort of feelings that say.
hey dont stress this stuff just live a good life get a decent car a decent house and dont worry youll be fine.
and i can feel myself want to give in to that, its like you know what no need for all this struggle i can do the right thing and enjoy my life.
but then the holy spirit shouts -- you fool cant you see the devil is just trying to start one chip at a time he has patience and wants you to fall away. i give you knowledge and understanding yet you want to spit in my face and say it is not that important, your wordly things will burn, you fool. repent of such thoughts before you are cast into outer darkness --it is better to not have known me than to do what you want to do -- for such thing i will have no forgiveness.
Mans nature(mind) is very apt to be boastful of knowledge that it does Not contain.
I guess, in short, "unlikely" -but Very dangerous to think "impossible"
That's exactly why I started this thread. To increase my understanding as I only had a piece of it and knew I only had that piece. I thank you all for your contributions, and increasing my understanding as god ahs led you to do.
:hmm: Now that reminds me of something that happened to me from a thread Projectpeter made about the time you joined us.
long story short -it convicted me so deeply that I dropped my guard, and fell to spiritual attack. I was going to give up the only fellowship and chance of helping I have. it would have driven me back to isolation, we wouldn't be having this chat.
:) just a thought !
Jesus speaks of forgiveness in this age, and in the age to come, but not so the blasphemy of the Holy Spirit.
Now if (and I agree with you) that backsliding is not this particular 'unforgivable' sin, then the only sin that could possibly be forgiven in the next age, are sins that have not been dealt with (unconfessed or unrepented of) in this age.
blapto, "to injure," and pheme, "speech,"
Matt 12:32 And [B]whosoever speaketh a word against the Son of man, it shall be forgiven him: but whosoever speaketh against the Holy Ghost, it shall not be forgiven him, neither in this world, neither in the world to come.
This 'unforgivable' sin is; EVIL SPEAKING, RAILING, speaking against.
My thoughts are, does 'not being forgiven' for something, necessarily mean that a person will end up in hell fire?
Good post. The text itself tells us exactly what the blasphemy against the Holy Spirit is and that is when someone claims someone has the spirit of Beelzebub or Satan in them when they actually have the Holy Spirit in them. Basically, attributing work done by the Holy Spirit to Satan or some other evil spirit is blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. The scribes committed blasphemy against the Holy Spirit by claiming that Jesus was casting out devils by the power of Beelzebub rather than the Holy Spirit.
now i agree also with his post.
but i do think there is a couple things to ask after.
it says -- but is in danger of eternal damnation --- so its not automatic.
and the other thing is if you have the holy spirit can you blaspheme it in yourself ?
and the other thing is if you have the holy spirit can you blaspheme it in yourself ?And here I'm using Matthew 12 for this scripture the whole time which doesn't say "in danger of" nor does it in Luke. So we have to find the "meaning" of the Spirit of the Word and not break it down to words and use the letter of the Word to figure it out.
Lk 12: 9 But he who denies Me before men will be denied before the angels of God.
So I have to ask... why did the Holy Spirit lead Matt to write 'either in this age or in the age to come' when the over all meaning is a big "IF" they will never be forgiven? This statement IMO clinches the meaning and the meaning is 'it will not be forgiven him' and not in danger of not being forgiven. If a person is only indanger of not being forgiven... for how long? How many times does he get to do this sin before it "isn't" forgiven... 3 strikes your out in this age and the age to come?
To me, it's a one shot deal. God will reveal His Power to a person once and if they call it of satan... they will never be able to receive salvation no matter how many I'm sorrys or I didn't mean it's that condemned person says.
And here I'm using Matthew 12 for this scripture the whole time which doesn't say "in danger of" nor does it in Luke. So we have to find the "meaning" of the Spirit of the Word and not break it down to words and use the letter of the Word to figure it out.
i totally agree -- with that but i think what im getting at is the eternal damnation part.
but are you saying it bars you from heaven ? as in eternal damnation ?
now i dont see it at all as nit picking words-- its said that way for a reason, if you start thinking its nit picking words well then there is lots in the bible that we could say that about. its about understanding the truth behind his words--- if you believe scripture is holy text then each word is fora reason.
its not word play at all -- and all the other scriptures say is that sin wont be forgiven-- not that it is eternally damning.
and to see if i am correct in understanding the heart of what you are saying.
do you suppose the very time one of those pharisees said thats not gods works thats satans.
I made an edit to the post you quoted.
Slug, People do that all the time with scripture too... You have been here for ages, so you'll know what I'm talking about. :D If you worry about blaspheming against the Holy Spirit, you have not done it!!!
Just as a point of reference: I was once corrected instantly about cursing the Holy Spirit during an urge to say F--- the Holy Spirit before I was a believer.
There was a groaning sound that was unintellgible above me and to the left. It was very sobering and made me desire to retreat to another place.


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Multiple listing service 'globalists' warn against 'protectionism'
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MLSs that don't collaborate or consolidate could leave members vulnerable, panelists said at Inman Connect
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by Teke Wiggin
Speaking onstage at Inman Connect, two industry leaders advocated a "global" approach to the operation of multiple listing services.
Speaking on stage at Inman Connect New York 2019 on Thursday, two industry leaders advocated a "global" approach to the operation of multiple listing services, warning against MLS "protectionism" that could leave agents vulnerable to technological change and new business models.
Some MLSs seek to preserve the status quo and keep in place the local customs specific to their markets. But Sam DeBord, vice president of strategic growth at Coldwell Banker Danforth, a Seattle-area brokerage, says that approach is short-sighted.
Sam DeBord
"No one is going to escape the technology that's coming into the industry," he said. "Sometimes we need to do things at a local level that are following the national trends," such as providing new data and tools to brokers and collaborating with other MLSs. Facilitating inter-operability of tech tools should be another goal, he said.
If MLSs adopt this forward-looking mindset, brokers and agents will have a better shot at building or adopting technology to match tech-powered upstarts.
Some MLSs have seen the writing on the wall and are innovating, but then "you have other folks that have a real inward focus," DeBord said.
Those MLSs "have a responsibility to open up."
Making use of terms such as "global" and "protectionist," the speakers at times sounded like jet-setters praising the virtues of free trade at the annual World Economic Forum hosted in Davos, Switzerland.
"The protectionist mindset will not get us anywhere further than where we are now," DeBord said, in reference to the need for MLSs to adjust to an industry in flux and under threat from new business models.
Denee Evans, CEO of the Council of Multiple Listing Services, an MLS trade group, agreed that the industry doesn't have the "luxury" not to "consider the national or global picture."
Denee Evans.
Part of how MLSs can fulfill their obligations to members is by merging or teaming up with other MLSs when they don't have the resources to maintain data standards or provide agents and brokers with the tools and technology they deserve, the speakers said.
A survey by CMLS found that respondents overwhelmingly supported (72 percent) MLS consolidation or data-sharing, according to Evans. So isn't consolidation moving at a faster pace?
"Everybody is for consolidation unless it's their market," DeBord said.
One of the big reasons agents and brokers sometimes oppose mergers or cooperation between MLSs is because they fear that this could allow agents from out of the area to compete with them.
But DeBord said he's studied post-merger MLS data to see if consolidation spurs agents to do significantly more business outside their home market. The data shows it "usually" doesn't, he said.
While consolidation may be a welcome development, the concept of a single, national MLS — called for at Connect by Compass CEO Robert Reffkin — is misguided, DeBord said.
It would remove the competition between MLSs that stimulates innovation, not to mention raise legal issues, he said.
What would be helpful, though, is a single data-sharing network between all MLSs, DeBord said.
The speakers also sought to debunk the notion that agents are often displeased with their MLS.
The CMLS survey found that 91 percent of respondents said they found their MLS to be valuable or very valuable at creating an efficient marketplace, Evans said. Meanwhile, 70 percent reported being pleased or extremely pleased with their MLS.
"Loud storylines usually get a lot of headlines and a lot of traffic," DeBord said, when asked about the perception that agents generally resent their MLS.
Evans said she gets frustrated when MLSs are referred to as "they," as if they are an interloper, rather than a cooperative of industry professionals.
If MLS members are dissatisfied, she added, an agent's first step should be to connect with MLS decision makers, learn about the policy-making process and then engage in advocacy.
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Top 10 Fleet Foxes Songs
Our top 10 Fleet Foxes songs introduce us to a band formed in Washington famed for its phenomenal indie-folk songs. The story of Fleet Foxes takes us back to Lake Washington High School, where the band's founders Skyler Skjelset and Robin Pecknold met. Appreciation for Neil Young and Bob Dylan had the two bonding only to make music together later. Before forming their band, Pecknold performed on tour with Dolour on the bass in 2005. It was after the tour that Pecknold founded the new band Fleet Foxes. Initially, the band went under the moniker "The Pineapples," only changing it after realizing another local band going under the same name. Fleet Foxes is built around Pecknold, having him take up the lead vocalist and principal songwriter roles. While Skjelset might be the band's lead guitarist, Pecknold also supplements the band's song with his skills.
Pecknold's late-sixties pop style had the band attract the attention of great producers who would become instrumental to the band's success. Fleet Foxes released their eponymous debut EP in 2006, which helped the band gain popularity on the local circuit. However, the band stayed for quite some time without releasing their debut album while still maintaining its popularity. Pecknold would later reveal that Fleet Foxes was able to maintain such status and success due to illegal file-sharing. The band went on to release its second EP, Sun Giant, with an eponymous debut album following soon. Fleet Foxes got a positive reception from music critics and even had the band compared to Crosby, Stills Nash, & Young and The Beach Boys. While Fleet Foxes continued releasing multiple songs, the band went on hiatus in 2013, only to reunite in 2016. Currently, the band prides itself with four studio albums, one compilation album, and two extended plays. Here are the top 10 Fleet Foxes songs from these indie folk luminaries.
#10 – Ragged Wood
Ushering us to the top 10 Fleet Foxes songs is "Ragged Wood" from the band's eponymous debut album. Written by Robin Pecknold, the song starts with full-throated yet rhythmic harmonies that come in handy in unleashing some energy in the song's beat. "Ragged Wood" has its lyrics comprise of a plea to a departed close soul. However, the plea is delivered in a manner that calls to mind humbler times or what some might feel to be fictional circumstances. The song uses imagery to evoke scenes of nature while delivering the theme of freedom and yearning.
#9 – Can I Believe You
"Can I Believe You" is a contemplative song whose lyrics are credited to Fleet Foxes' frontman Robin Pecknold. Featured on the band's album Shore, the song originated from a riff Pecknold created after the band resumed from their third album tour. The song's lyrics allude to an untrustworthy fiancée who he wonders if he should believe. Unique about the song is its over four hundred different voice clips that serve as the choral backing.
#8 – Blue Ridge Mountain
What happens when you miss someone? Fleet Foxes frontman Robin Pecknold might be one of the few unique people who can pen a great song when they miss their brother. "Blue Ridge Mountain" is an original composition featured on the band's eponymous album. Robin penned the song's lyrics at a time he missed his brother with whom they have a camaraderie. Sean Pecknold has been instrumental to Robin's music career, having him direct several songs by Fleet Foxes, including "Can I Believe You."
#7 – Grown Ocean
"Grown Ocean" is an original composition by the Fleet Foxes featured on the band's album Helplessness Blues. Fleet Foxes' vocalist Pecknold revealed that the song was inspired by the nicotine patches when writing and recording for the band's release Helplessness Blues. This was at a time he was trying to quit smoking, having the nicotine patches give him ridiculous dreams that felt quite real and vivid.
#6 – Helplessness Blues
Number six on our top 10 Fleet Foxes song is the ballad "Helplessness Blues" from the band's sophomore album going under the same name. Vocalist Pecknold revealed that he was inspired to write the song after interviewing Crosby, Stills Nash & Young member Graham Nash. The song finds the Fleet Foxes singer reflecting on the impact selfish individualism of his young age influenced him as an adult.
#5 – Third of May/ Ōdaigahara
"Third of May/ Ōdaigahara" is the first single from the band's 2017 album Crack-Up. The song is inspired by Fleet Foxes guitarist Skyler and vocalist Pecknold's relationship after a successful release of the album Helplessness Blues. Its lyrics allude to the unresolved and unrequited relationship dawdled psychologically. Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen fans might relate to the song's opening line "Light ended the night, but the song remained."
#4 – The Shrine/ An Argument
"The Shrine/ An Argument" adds glamour to the Fleet Foxes 2011 album Helplessness Blues. The intoxicating burst of free-jazz sax in the multi-part song "The Shrine/ An Argument" is what makes the song one of the best Fleet Foxes songs. Vocalist Pecknold revealed that the song's different phases or parts are meant to capture the appropriate emotional feeling reflecting on the different phases of a break-up. The break-up song elicits tons of emotions pumping up energy and weird anxiety too.
#3 – He Doesn't Know Why
Featured on the band's eponymous album, "He Doesn't Know Why," delivers bosom and poetic lyrics. The lyrics allude to feeling confused and downhearted when envisaging the dejected state of the life of a close one. Lyrics to the song sends us reflecting on the unforgiving reality that memories we hold can cajole us in making regrettable decisions. Fleet Foxes' vocalist Robin Pecknold penned the sublime lyrics that make the song quite reputable.
#2 – Mykonos
"Mykonos" is an outstanding song from the band's 2008 EP Sun Giant. The song combines classic rock, British folk, and baroque pop to bring the 1960s back to life. Listening to this song reminds you of the 1960s performers such as Neil Young, The Beach Boys, The Zombies, and Bob Dylan. The song remains quite memorable, especially due to its enthralling stop-motion animation video.
#1 – White Winter Hymnal
Number one on our top 10 Fleet Foxes songs list is the ballad "White Winter Hymnal," featured on the band's eponymous album. Songwriter and vocalist Pecknold surprised many by mentioning that the song is lyrically fairly meaningless. However, the song is Pecknold's favorite ballad for a live performance. The song brings the best of vocals from Fleet Foxes delivered on a simple but catchy tune. "White Winter Hymnal" has been covered by tons of artists, including Kina Grannis, ARORA, Alexander Armstrong, and Kim Wilde.
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When we moved into our home almost seven years ago, the first thing we remodeled was the kitchen. It was yellow and blue and not my style at all. We were in a rush to move in and did a great job at the time, but seven years later I'm ready for an update. Don't get me wrong, I love my kitchen. It's nice and big but since I spend a lot of my time there, I think I'm ready for an update. My cabinets and counters are only a few years old and replacing them would put a huge dent in our budget that we just don't want to do right now. Instead I'll be sharing some simple DIY ways to freshen up the look of your kitchen without breaking the bank. These are all project you can do yourself without hiring costly contractors. The first project in my series is a new kitchen faucet. I'm excited to partner with Pfister Faucets today to share the Glenfield Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet. This beautiful new faucet has instantly updated the look of my kitchen.
My old faucet was simple and it did it's job. It was just your average stainless steel faucet. Secretly I've drooled over the pull-down models for what seems like forever now. Just about every trip to to our home improvement store had me swinging down the faucet aisle to ogle over these beauties.
When I decided to freshen up our kitchen, I knew I wanted to start with the sink area. I knew I wanted a brushed bronze faucet and it just had to be a pull-down one. So when this beauty arrived from Pfister, I fell in love with it the minute I opened the box.
The true test came when we saw how easy it was to install. Now I'm not a home improvement guru by any means and my DIY projects have been limited to crafts and things of that nature so when I say the install was a breeze, I mean it was really easy.
We had this baby installed in under fifteen minutes. It would have been much quicker too if removing our old faucet didn't take so long. I had trouble loosening one of the bolts holding it on and spent way to much time trying to get it off.
Once it was on, it instantly made a difference in the kitchen. As soon as you walk in, you notice it and all it's gorgeousness.
It has 3 different spray forms – stream, spray and HydroBlade a powerful, concentrated spray to power through stuck on food and dirt. With just a push of a button you can instantly switch between streams to make doing dishes a breeze.
I'm going to be honest and say I love this faucet. I've even cut down on using my dishwasher. Now I actually want to wash the dishes by hand just so I can play with my new faucet.
I was worried that it wouldn't pair with my stainless steel sink but it actually looks great with it. Although I secretly want a black sink to pair with it now.
It comes with a handy soap dispenser that sits under the sink where my sprayer went. I can just fill it with soap and it's ready to go.
Maintenance wise, it's super easy to clean and my only regret is not getting this beauty sooner. We installed ours with the added deck plate but if you have an undermount sink, it can be installed without it.
Next up, I'm tackling the backsplash to cover up the unsightly mess that it is now. Before I go, I have one important question Should I pair it with a black sink or keep the stainless steel? I'd love to hear your thoughts!
To learn more about this faucet or other products from Pfister, be sure to visit their website and the Pfister Glenfield Pull-Down Faucet.
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Facebook: How it tracks you?
Facebook has recently revealed how is tracks its user that is you and all the users across the web. Facebook being the leading Social network website on the internet has laid down its way on how it tracks down users across the web.
With the series of interviews with USA Today, the whole scenario came to be known or the whole blurred picture got cleared on how Facebook with more than 800 million users keeps an eye on them. This interview was held with Facebook engineering director, spokesman, corporate spokesman and engineering manager.
The fact is that Facebook does not track everybody the same way, as it uses different methods for members who have already signed in and are using their accounts, members who are logged-off and non-members.
The first time you arrive at any Facebook page whether a Login page or any of the others like profile page or a brand page, the company inserts cookies in your browser.
If you sign up for an account, it inserts two types of cookies and if you don't set up an account, it inserts only one of the two types.
These cookies record every time you visit another website that uses a Facebook "Like button" or other Facebook plugin, which work together with the cookies to note the time, date and website being visited.
With increasing obligations from around the world after an Australian hacker has announced that Facebook is tracking your moves online. This is the first time, the company has come forward to clear all the doubts. Also there is increase in number of spams and account hacking activities.


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Autologous fibroblast implantation. Feasibility and potential problems in gene replacement therapy.
Autologous implants of genetically modified fibroblasts may be an ideal approach to gene replacement therapy. However, primary fibroblasts have limited life span and their use for gene therapy is questionable. We have developed a rat model to evaluate the feasibility of this approach. Primary fibroblasts initiated from rat skin biopsies were transfected with plasmid DNA. The transkaryotic fibroblasts were implanted into the original rat donors. A plasmid-encoded gene product, human growth hormone, was detected in the donor rats' circulation but less than 1% of the expected amount was recovered. Implantation at intraperitoneal, intramuscular or subcutaneous sites were effective in delivering the novel gene product. Fluctuating levels of human growth hormone were detected for over 6 months but their determination was rendered unreliable due to interference by extremely high titers of antibodies developed against the human growth hormone. In some cases, the antibody titer continued rising for more than 6 months, indicative of the continued presence of the antigen. One of the recipients developed two intra-abdominal fibrosarcomas that were shown to be derived from the implanted cells. In conclusion, this model demonstrates that autologous fibroblast implantation is a feasible approach to delivering novel gene products lasting for several months. Strong and prolonged immuno-reaction against the gene product will occur if the recipient's immune system is naive to the replacement product, as would occur in patients with CRM- mutations. The potential for neoplastic development from the implanted fibroblasts should prompt further evaluation of the long-term safety in gene replacement therapy.


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Di seguito sono elencate le specie del genere di coleotteri stafilinidi Zyras , elencate in ordine alfabetico per nome proprio della specie. Fra parentesi è indicato il sottogenere di appartenenza; ove non presente è da intendersi di incertae sedis di attribuzione.

Elenco specie
 Zyras (Zyras) abacus  – Kazakhstan, Kirghizistan
 Zyras (Zyras) adulescens  – Malesia (Borneo, Sabah)
 Zyras (Zyras) alboantennatus  – Cina (Sichuan, Yunnan), Birmania, Vietnam
 Zyras (Zyras) alboterminalis  – Malesia (Borneo, Sabah)
 Zyras (Zyras) alternans  – Indonesia (Sumatra)
 Zyras (Zyras) angkoricola  – Cambogia, Thailandia
 Zyras (Zyras) athetoides  – Cina (Sichuan)
 Zyras (Zyras) atrapicalis  – Cina (Yunnan)
 Zyras (Zyras) atronitens  – Cina (Tibet)
 Zyras (Zyras) bangmaicus  – Cina (Yunnan)
 Zyras (Zyras) bartolozzii  – Malesia (penisola di Malay)
 Zyras (Zyras) beijingensis  – Cina (Pechino, Gansu, Shaanxi, Zhejiang)
 Zyras (Zyras) bicoloricollis  – Cina (Yunnan)
 Zyras (Zyras) birmanus  – Birmania, Cina (Yunnan)
 Zyras (Zyras) bisinuatus  - Cina (Yunnan)
 Zyras (Zyras) britannorum  – Nepal
 Zyras (Zyras) bryanti  – Malesia (Borneo, Sarawak)
 Zyras (Zyras) caloderoides  – Cina (Yunnan)
 Zyras (Zyras) castaneus () – Sri Lanka
 Zyras (Zyras) championi  – India (Himachal Pradesh)
 Zyras (Zyras) chinkiangensis  – Cina (Jiangsu)
 Zyras (Zyras) chumphonensis  – Thailandia
 Zyras (Zyras) collaris () – Europa, Russia europea, Azerbaigian, Georgia, Algeria
 Zyras (Zyras) coloratus  – India (Uttar Pradesh)
 Zyras (Zyras) condignus  – Taiwan, India settentrionale, Nepal (dubbia)
 Zyras (Zyras) cultus  – Algeria, Eritrea, Angola
 Zyras (Zyras) cylindricornis  – Cina (Liaoning), Giappone, Corea (dubbia)
 Zyras (Zyras) dabanicus  – Cina (Qinghai)
 Zyras (Zyras) daiaccorum  – Malesia (Borneo, Sabah)
 Zyras (Zyras) discolor  – Cina (Fujian)
 Zyras (Zyras) drescheri  – Indonesia (Giava)
 Zyras (Zyras) drugmandi  – Thailandia
 Zyras (Zyras) elegantulus  – Indonesia (Giava)
 Zyras (Zyras) exasperatus  – India (Himachal Pradesh)
 Zyras (Zyras) exspoliatus  – Cina (Guangxi)
 Zyras (Zyras) extensus  – Cina (Yunnan)
 Zyras (Zyras) facundus  – Indonesia (Giava)
 Zyras (Zyras) ferrugineus  – Birmania
 Zyras (Zyras) firmicornis  – Cina (Fujian)
 Zyras (Zyras) flavorufus  – Indonesia (Giava)
 Zyras (Zyras) flexus  – Cina (Fujian)
 Zyras (Zyras) formosanus  – Taiwan
 Zyras (Zyras) fratrumkadooriorum  – Hong Kong
 Zyras (Zyras) fugax () – Giappone, Corea
 Zyras (Zyras) fulgidus () – Europa, Russia europea, Georgia, Iran, Vicino Oriente
 Zyras (Zyras) fustigans  – Thailandia
 Zyras (Zyras) gardneri  – India (Bengala occidentale)
 Zyras (Zyras) geminus () – Sri Lanka, India, Indonesia (Giava, Sumatra), Taiwan, Filippine, Giappone (isola Iriomote)
 Zyras (Zyras) gibbus  – Taiwan
 Zyras (Zyras) gilvipalpis  – Cina (Yunnan)
 Zyras (Zyras) glabricollis  – Birmania
 Zyras (Zyras) granapicalis  – Cina (Sichuan)
 Zyras (Zyras) gratellus  – Indonesia (Giava)
 Zyras (Zyras) hastatus  – India (Karnataka)
 Zyras (Zyras) hauserianus  – Cina (Xinjiang)
 Zyras (Zyras) haworthi () – Europa, Armenia, Azerbaigian, Georgia, Russia, Algeria, Tunisia, Giappone
 Zyras (Zyras) hebes  – Taiwan
 Zyras (Zyras) hirsutiventris () – India (Uttar Pradesh), Nepal
 Zyras (Zyras) hirtus () – Taiwan, Sri Lanka, India meridionale (dubbia)
 Zyras (Zyras) hongkongensis  – Cina (Guangdong, Guangxi, Yunnan), Taiwan, Hong Kong, India nordorientale, Vietnam, Indonesia
 Zyras (Zyras) illecebrosus  – Mongolia
 Zyras (Zyras) indicus  – India (Karnataka)
 Zyras (Zyras) inexcisus  – Cina (Gansu, Qinghai), Russia orientale, Siberia orientale
 Zyras (Zyras) iridescens () – Giappone
 Zyras (Zyras) kambaitiensis  – Cina (Yunnan), Birmania
 Zyras (Zyras) kinabaluensis  – Malesia (Borneo, Sabah)
 Zyras (Zyras) kraatzi  – India (Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh), Nepal
 Zyras (Zyras) lativentris  – Cina (Yunnan)
 Zyras (Zyras) louwerensi  – Indonesia (Giava)
 Zyras (Zyras) maculicollis  – Cina (Hubei, Jiangxi)
 Zyras (Zyras) maculipennis  – Caucaso, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan
 Zyras (Zyras) malaisei  – Birmania, Vietnam, Cina (Yunnan)
 Zyras (Zyras) manjushri  – Nepal
 Zyras (Zyras) matangensis  – Malesia (Borneo, Sarawak)
 Zyras (Zyras) montanus () – Malesia (Borneo, Sarawak)
 Zyras (Zyras) mortuorum  – Filippine (Luzon)
 Zyras (Zyras) morvani  – Nepal
 Zyras (Zyras) nigerrimus  – Malesia (Borneo, Sarawak)
 Zyras (Zyras) nigrapicalis  – Cina (Yunnan, Sichuan, Jiangxi), Taiwan
 Zyras (Zyras) nigricornis  – Cina (Hubei, Gansu, Shaanxi, Sichuan, Qinghai)
 Zyras (Zyras) nigroaeneus  – India (Himachal Pradesh)
 Zyras (Zyras) nigronitens  – Cina (Yunnan)
 Zyras (Zyras) nilgiriensis  – India (Tamil Nadu)
 Zyras (Zyras) nitens  – Malesia (penisola di Malay)
 Zyras (Zyras) notaticornis  – Cina (Guangxi, Zhejiang), Hong Kong
 Zyras (Zyras) obliquus  – USA, Canada
 Zyras (Zyras) optatus () – Giappone
 Zyras (Zyras) optimus  – India (Tamil Nadu)
 Zyras (Zyras) paederinus  – Malesia (Borneo, Sabah)
 Zyras (Zyras) pallipes  – Nepal
 Zyras (Zyras) pallipyga  – Malesia (Borneo, Sabah)
 Zyras (Zyras) parageminus  – Sri Lanka
 Zyras (Zyras) particornis () – Cina (Jilin), Giappone, Corea, Russian orientale (dubbia)
 Zyras (Zyras) perforatus  – India (Bengala occidentale, Uttar Pradesh, Sikkim), Nepal
 Zyras (Zyras) pervariolosus  – Malesia (Borneo, Sabah)
 Zyras (Zyras) pictus () – Corea, Giappone
 Zyras (Zyras) pindarae () – India (Uttar Pradesh), Nepal
 Zyras (Zyras) planifer  – USA
 Zyras (Zyras) preangeranus  – Indonesia (Giava)
 Zyras (Zyras) proximus  – India (Tamil Nadu)
 Zyras (Zyras) pulcher  – Cina (Gansu, Sichuan)
 Zyras (Zyras) punctipennis  – Indonesia (Giava)
 Zyras (Zyras) quadriterminalis  – Malesia (Borneo, Sabah)
 Zyras (Zyras) quasar  – Vietnam
 Zyras (Zyras) rectus  – Cina (Yunnan)
 Zyras (Zyras) rudis  – USA
 Zyras (Zyras) rufapicalis  – Taiwan
 Zyras (Zyras) rufescens  – Sri Lanka
 Zyras (Zyras) ruficauda  – India (Bengala occidentale), Nepal
 Zyras (Zyras) rufoterminalis  – Cina (Hubei, Sichuan)
 Zyras (Zyras) schuelkei  – Cina (Fujian, Sichuan)
 Zyras (Zyras) seminigerrimus  – Cina (Sichuan)
 Zyras (Zyras) setosipennis  – Birmania
 Zyras (Zyras) setosivestis  – Birmania
 Zyras (Zyras) shaanxiensis  – Cina (Gansu, Hubei, Shaanxi, Sichuan, Yunnan?)
 Zyras (Zyras) shiva  – Indonesia (Lombok, Bali)
 Zyras (Zyras) sibiricus  – Cina (Pechino), Russia (Siberia orientale), Corea del Nord, Giappone
 Zyras (Zyras) song  – Cina (Yunnan)
 Zyras (Zyras) songanus  – Cina (Pechino)
 Zyras (Zyras) subobsoletus  – Cina (Sichuan)
 Zyras (Zyras) tenebricosus  – Cina (Sichuan, Tibet)
 Zyras (Zyras) tenuicornis  – Taiwan
 Zyras (Zyras) thaiorum  – Thailandia
 Zyras (Zyras) tumidicornis  – Cina (Sichuan, Yunnan)
 Zyras (Zyras) variolatus  – Malesia (penisola di Malay)
 Zyras (Zyras) volans  – Taiwan
 Zyras (Zyras) wei  – Cina (Fujian, Guizhou, Sichuan, Zhejiang)
 Zyras (Zyras) yongshengensis  – Cina (Yunnan)

Sinonimi
 Zyras benenensis  (sinonimo di Z. hongkongensis ).
 Zyras ferrugineiventris  (sinonimo di Z. kambaitiensis ).
 Zyras pseudobirmanus  (sinonimo di Z. birmanus ).
 Zyras qingchengensis  (sinonimo di Zyras wei )
 Zyras restitutus  (sinonimo di Zyras beijingensis )
 Zyras semiasperatus  (sinonimo di Zyras kambaitiensis )
 Zyras sichuanorum  (sinonimo di Zyras alboantennatus )

Nomen nudum
 Zyras sinorum  – Hong Kong; non vi sono esemplari di riferimento da analizzare, da considerarsi nomen nudum.

Note

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Voci correlate
 Generi di Staphylinidae
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BIA issues results of business forums
Workforce housing and lower tuition at four-year and community technical colleges were two of the issues atop the agenda of businesspeople who took part earlier this year in a series of forums sponsored across the state by the Business & Industry Association of New Hampshire.
Also mentioned as a key issue by the participants were aging of the population as young people leave the state and the loss of manufacturing jobs to nations with low labor costs.
In his report about the forums – which were held to help the organization shape its agenda for the 2007 legislative session — BIA Vice President David Juvet warned the newly created workforce housing study commission is not enough to ensure a strong supply of skilled labor.
Health-care costs, the top BIA issue in previous years, ranked near the top again. Juvet voiced concern that a bill to study health-care cost drivers died near the end of the 2006 session.
The BIA was pleased lawmakers passed a bill to reduce mercury emissions from PSNH plants. The BIA helped kill attempts to pass new taxes on solid waste and beverages and protected tax breaks for pollution controls in a bill that stripped these exemptions from commercial landfills.
Other key issues on the list included the lack of a state economic development plan, the crumbling road system, high property taxes, the lack of mass transit, the threat of a broad-based tax, unchecked residential growth, loss of open space and community character, weak state support for tourism, and the lack of high-speed communications in the North Country.
Pamela Walsh, spokesperson for Gov. John Lynch, said "the work the BIA has done will be extraordinarily useful" in the governor's effort to expand the availability of broadband and wireless access. She also said the report would be helpful in gaining passage of Lynch's proposal to raise the high school dropout age to 18. The bill passed the Senate and died in the House in the last legislative session.
State Rep. Fran Wendelboe, R-New Hampton, said there was little lawmakers could do about the increasing median age of New Hampshirites.
"And I'm not sure there's a problem," she added. "A lot of retirees have higher discretionary incomes."
Other issues discussed at the forums:
— Teach communities that affordable housing is different from subsidized low-income housing.
— Increase high school standards.
— Give high tech companies incentives to relocate here.
— Push to make health insurance more affordable through tort reform, universal health insurance and cost transparency.
— Reward developers who propose high-density subdivision plans that cut per-unit housing costs.
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— Participants at most of the forums also opposed broad-based taxes as a threat to the state's economic advantage. – CHRIS DORNIN/GOLDEN DOME NEWS


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Q: xmlHttpRequest Response I'm Having Some Confusing Problem And I Need Help
I Have Written Some Code To Initialize xmlHttpRequest To Send Request
And Recieve Some Response,Here Is My Code:
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function validateUser()
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My Problem Is:I Dont Know Where/How To Get The Proper XML Response From The Url Im Specifying,I Worked With Respose Object In HelloWorld Method Of My WebService But The Result Was Some DOM Architecture of a Page To Invoke The Method ...
Every Single Clue Would Be Appreciated

A: There are 2 possible answers to this question..

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*A long and detailed discussion about interpreting status codes and parsing results

*A suggestion that you look at using an established library to take the pain out of this for you.

I'm going to take the second approach and reccommend that you investigate jquery as this does all of the donkey work for you - and provides loads of other benefits too. You are then free to develop your application, not spend hours fiddling with issues that have already been solved by others.
P.S. I acknowledge the existence of other javascript libraries, sucah as 'prototype', but have found jquery to meet all of my needs, as well as being included with the ASP.NET MVC framework, which makes it a no-brainer.

A: If you don't want DOM but rather XML response as a string, use responseText instead of responseXML.
Also, consider using prototype or jquery instead of writing that by hand.
If the response is different from that you've expected, maybe you're misusimg that server's api. I'd recommend reading documentation on it or tcpdumping the data exchange.
You didn't specify which server are you trying to connect to, so we can't help you on its api.

A: Here's a tutorial on using XMLHttpRequest:
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Q: Rails_admin: Should I have admin_user or user with admin role to manage users and admin panel In my rails application website visitors can sign up and create content. It uses devise with user model and everything works well.
Now I want to use rails_admin for managing website resources and users etc and only people with administrative previllages should be able to access it.
Should I create a separate AdminUser model for admin panel access or use User model with role of admin, and use some authorization library to manage access.
If I user only one model then I want users to be redirected to admin panel after signin if user is admin and if not then I want user to be redirected to their profile. And which authorization library cancan or pundit will be
more suitable in my case.
Thanks!

A: Good question. I use Rails Admin and Pundit in my project.
I prefer having an Admin model separate from the User model.
One reason is that I like to be able to "Become a user" from Rails Admin to be able to help them when they have an issue. Its easier to do when you have separate User and Admin models.
The Admin model can be super simple. Generate it with
rails generate devise Admin
Then in your config/initializers/rails_admin.rb add
config.authenticate_with do
  warden.authenticate! :scope => :admin
end

config.current_user_method(&:current_admin)

To redirect to the correct profile, add this method to your ApplicationController
def after_sign_in_path_for(resource)
  if resource.class == Administrator
    rails_admin_path
  else
    # Change profile_path to where you want regular users to go
    stored_location_for(resource) || profile_path
  end
end

In order to prevent signing out from the current Admin when signing out from the current User, set this configuration in config/initializers/devise.rb
config.sign_out_all_scopes = false

To address your other question, I have used both CanCan and Pundit. I like Pundit better because with CanCan all the permissions are evaluated for each request. With Pundit, permissions are only checked when needed. Pundit is also more flexible in my experience.

A: Complementing monkbroc answer:
For me, at RoR 4, variables :admin and :current_admin never worked. Saw some pages about the problem, is Warden not registering the role when at Devise is not a model but a enum... and found another solution like this:
config.authorize_with do |controller|
  unless current_user.try(:admin?)
   flash[:error] = "You are not an admin"
   redirect_to 'visitors#index'
 end
end

The code comes from this other answer: Authenticate using Devise and Rails Admin for particular routes