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CSX Passes Amtrak Station on National Train Day ~Tripod Tips Over~

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Endō

@Hogey76 Yeah hardly anyone backed it. Me and kev are going to the scottish national, I want ur tips if you betting ;-)

Gāo

To reject amnesty is to place oneself at the same level as these miscreants. Their destruction on our nation is not near the devastation of apartheid in South Africa. Yet, under President Mandela, Archbishop Tutu had to offer amnesty to leap frog the reconciliation process. To paraphrase the Yoruba adage, the hand that gives amnesty is on top of the hand that receives. An offer of amnesty is not the same as a declaration of amnesty. An offer of amnesty brings the penitent to the table as a first step. Amnesty is a process not a destination. The offer of amnesty will not solve all our problems, but it will bring us closer to a new dawn. May the spirit of the risen Christ guide us and restore wholeness to our dear country.-Kukah

Sullivan

Learn tips from the pros at the National Home Remodeling Show where hundreds of su

Hayashi

MIDI for Kids Lead Teacher Tips National Conference 2011 (8).mp4

Ross

What are rights? Where do rights come from?

Are they natural? Do they created by 51% of the voting public?

Gómez

How to Cook Pasta Part 3: Cooking Tips (National Pasta Month)

Moore

2012 National Championship #1 LSU vs #2 Alabama

Morales

From The Twittersphere

SEEMS winter in Namibia has aligned itself with the hugely popular fantasy TV series ‘Game of Thrones’! Barely had Season 3 premiered to record ratings overseas than winter seemingly decided it deserved a prime time slot in The Land of the Brave.

Winter Is Coming!
@D3stiny7: So it just decides to go from total inferno to freezer mode. Mxxxm #WhkWeather I’ll never understand!
@PrincessNdilo: Mara, winter has no manners, nix! Who just shows up like that? Without so much as a phone call?... No, I don’t know where I’m going with this…
@Mickah0731: No winter, next time notify people nosendi ngoo…
@SliqueChique: Were some of you expecting a call from the cold before it came? Temperatures DO drop after February... every darn year!
@RachelNdamona: It’s so cold, I feel like a struggle kid. :(
@ProTheKid: Jeeez… It’s colder than the shoulder Dirty Kandeshis give when a broke guy approaches…
@Phil_Mos: Yup… My geyser is on… damn you, winter… I thought that was an April Fools’ joke.
@floydriguez: So there is a winter pregnancy survival guide in CNA... sh*t just got real.
@KakeKashe: Winter is here, my socks need to stop playing hide and seek.
@AdorabIeBoo: Go home winter. You’re drunk.
@HTuuda: Chill guys. Winter ain’t here, this is just a cold front passing by...

State Of The Nation
@NekuW: Namibia is becoming a scary place to live in...
@TemusT: All that you find on the first three pages of a newspaper nowadays is corruption and crime. Sadly, this is what has become of our country.
@Makaveli346: I don’t understand why some dudes rape. Women are a lot in this country, you can pick left and right. Why rape? This is sad.
@MsKay911: It’s a little advice for my brothers out there – treat your woman as you would want your dads to treat your mothers! It’s a cardinal rule.
@AndreasShaanika: Almighty God, thanks for blessing the nation with some showers and keeping the roads safer this Easter. Sorry for the ones who lost loved ones.
@vex_m: In the North, some people are still weeding... In fact, they are wasting their time and resources. We need to accept the fact that we are currently experiencing drought, and that is it.

At Random
@bubbs07: Tuesday has its Monday on.
@Kad_uki: Clearly banks should never close for Easter.
@svetsk: I am convinced Home Affairs is a social experiment designed to test ordinary humans under severely frustrating circumstances.

Passing Shots
@KimJongNumberUn: Just blocked South Korea on Pinterest… #sh*tgotreal
@MadeaSimmons_: Simba was walking too slow, so I told him to Mufasa.
@MediocreHarry: “I live in the part of the city where people watch ‘Breaking Bad’ for the cooking tips.”

– Compiled by Jean Sutherland from twitter.com

Mizrachi

Everyday Tips When Living with PPMS: Your Bathroom and Grooming - National MS Society

Zhū

album title suggestions?

Thompson

Beyoncé ( Lyrics ) - Bow Down

Turner

Tips to ensure that your #child has a wide vocabulary - The National http://t.co/BvzwZfnWnv via @sharethis undefined

Peretz

Tips for Visiting Arlington National Cemetery

Wong

Homemade House Cleaners | At Home With P. Allen Smith

Pérez

@HRHTheLagerKhan £2 on the winner only because follow the horse after it just got nailed in the Scottish national last year! U do tips?

Nguyen

@Precise_Tips I studied as best I could for the national.Looked at all the tips .Lost. Wife picked winner because it sounded nice and French

Foster

Inbox: Sorry another ppp got a interview next week at mcdonalds and before anybody says anything a jobs a job (also only going for it as its full time) but can't find nothing on how much they pay does anybody know also anybody know what it like to work there and what happens at the interview? xxAnnxx

Kimura

Winner and Second on the National! #LoveMyPonies £££

Nakagawa

National Lottery Tips Information

Lewis

What are you thinking about right now?

Morgan

Fuel Efficient Driving Tips Video

Reed

Smith, Allen Smith | Behind the Scenes With P. Allen Smith

Yamashita

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Child Abuse Prevention is Everyone’s Job

What your church can do:

National Blue Sunday is April 28, 2013 Join churches across the nation as they take the time in their morning service to pray for the victims of child abuse and those that rescue them. It’s that simple. There’s nothing to join and no fees to participate. We do ask you to register so we can monitor our growth and effectiveness. Your organization can take the lead in making a difference in child abuse prevention efforts in your community

What your city can do:

Big Blue Day
This can be any day of your choosing. This activity is designed to remember the victims of child abuse, raise awareness in the community and show support for the efforts being made in behalf of children.

Begin by asking the city to make a proclamation that a certain day will be its Big Blue Day to remember the victims of child abuse and to show support for local child abuse prevention efforts.

Schools could hold poster contests, wear blue ribbons, and be given good parenting tips to take home.

Businesses could donate a portion of their earnings that day to designated prevention efforts and show support by displaying blue ribbons at their entrances.

Hospitals could host open houses honoring those who work in the field of child abuse.
Churches could open their doors at noon for prayer vigils or better yet ask them to participate in the National Blue Sunday event on April 28, 2013.

Blue is the accepted “memorial ribbon” color for honoring the victims of child abuse so look for ways to bathe your city and your children in blue.

For more ideas register and you will be sent a sampling of more ideas or order The Little Blue Book of Big Ideas – Creating Your Own Child Abuse Prevention Projects book. Click here to find out how to order.

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